While 60 seems high the car had a lot going for it.

I restored a 69 Judge,that will cost a lot to just make a nice driver IMO.Tom

Agree, the car sold for double what I thought was a high end price. This Judge did retain all the hard to find original and expensive parts though; carb, distributor, and original drivetrain. All of which supported an above average price.

But in my opinion it is was too far gone to be considered for a "survivor" that you could clean-up or dry ice blast and enjoy. The amount of rust damage was extensive. Especially for a car that supposedly spent its life in California.

Here is a restored '69 OO Judge on Hemmings: https://www.hemmings.com/auction/196...mesa-az-566672

----Low price probably due to the Cooper Cobra's,,,LOL!!!.....Bill S

I can't believe I missed those.

I thought the hack job from sheet metal alignment was the worst part of the car. I stand corrected.

You can get those front-end panels lined up. The taint from Cooper Cobras will haunt that car forever. Might as well just part it out.