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------It might have belonged to a guy named Peter Sid---something from California (I think). They were saying he was in some financial difficulty and was getting off a number of nice cars. The bank may even have owned them by Las Vegas auction now that I think about it.......Bill S

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Current Photos of 71 Judge in Current Issue of Hemmings Muscle Machines taken by Craig Fitzgerald, associate editor Hemmings Publications. This during thier 2007 trip to Scottsdale.
The Gentleman in the English Cap with the Auction handlers trying to get him to drop the reserve is the owner of the 71 Judge.
As mentioned in the article, he has a number of unique cars in his stable. The Orange Hemi Head FORD King Cobra, built to compete with the Superbirds and such. Also he has a Yellow Hemi Superbird.
And Many more. All documented to the hilt.
As for the 71 Judge Ragtop,It stayed in Arizona awaiting the upcoming
"Silver" Auction. We'll see what happens.
http://www.kuhnsklassics.com
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What shot are you talking about??????????????

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Wasn't there also a supposed 442 wagon ???

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http://www.texas442.com/wagon/wgn-71ho.html

several, according to this site. WOW !! https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/imag...emlins/ooo.gif

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Wasn't there also a supposed 442 wagon ???

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http://www.texas442.com/wagon/wgn-71ho.html

several, according to this site. WOW !! https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/imag...emlins/ooo.gif

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dont believe everything you read about those wagons..i never saw one documented

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The Only Olds wagon I saw, and it was documented was the INDY 500 Medical Wagon, it was at the Indianapolis Concours next to our Rebel Machine.
It had all the 442 Goodies, but was a regular Vista Cruiser. Cool just the same.
I have the 70 Chevy Townsman Wagon, Factory LS-5, Plain Jane radio delete. I have the original buildsheet.
http://kuhnsklassics.freeservers.com/photo3_1.html
ie: the Dragin Wagon
with regards to my 72 Goat wagon,
The 72 GTO Wagon was sold many years ago and is living the good life in Maui Hawaii. I handled all the shipping arrangements as well.
It has it's buildsheet as well. It was a Sundance Orange 350 with the Endura Nose, it was shipped from Framingham Mass to PMD, in Michigan. PMD listed as the owner/purchaser.
No Dealer. The 455HO that was in it when I had it and still in it was a correct date coded motor with a Factory replacement block number. When it was converted or what is anyones guess.
If in Maui, you might see it cruisin the island......

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I'm pretty sure Dan Jensen could fill in the Blanks.