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1970 Pontiac GTO Judge in Iconic Orbit Orange Heads to Mecum Kissimmee Auction

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Muscle car enthusiasts will have their eyes set on Mecum’s upcoming Kissimmee 2025 auction, where a beautifully restored 1970 Pontiac GTO Judge will cross the block. Scheduled for Thursday, January 16th, this stunning GTO Judge is expected to draw significant attention with its classic Orbit Orange finish and a host of original features that make it a standout piece of automotive history.

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At the heart of this GTO Judge lies a matching-numbers 400 cubic inch (CI) Ram Air III V-8 engine, delivering the raw power that made Pontiac a legend in the muscle car era. Paired with a four-speed manual transmission, this setup provides drivers with an authentic, hands-on experience that connects them directly to the road. In addition to the raw horsepower, the car is equipped with both power steering and power brakes, adding a level of control to this high-performance machine.

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Restored meticulously in 2015, this Judge has undergone a body-off restoration that brought it back to showroom condition. The eye-catching Orbit Orange exterior, paired with the Judge’s bold styling and signature rear deck spoiler, serves as a reminder of Pontiac’s high-performance ambitions. Inside, the car features a classic black interior complete with factory air conditioning and an 8-track player, preserving the nostalgic appeal of the early 1970s.

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As one of the defining muscle cars of its time, the 1970 GTO Judge represents the peak of Pontiac’s performance offerings. With its limited production and iconic status, this model continues to be a sought-after collector’s item. Mecum’s Kissimmee auction will undoubtedly be an exciting event for enthusiasts and collectors alike, as this Judge offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of American muscle car history.

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