Western New York Supercars

[Diabl07]

Originally Posted by auwrestling

Yes, my brother Bob ‘s car was black with black interior and a white top four speed 355 posi manual steering manual brakes all original got it out of Hemmings around 1980.

Wow. wonder if that car exists anymore.
I’ve seen black/black with black top, and black/white with white top but never the mix. Judge registry doesn’t have a 70 in Mayfair Maize either, that’s a true one of one, no doubt about that

[auwrestling]

Originally Posted by Diabl07

Wow. wonder if that car exists anymore.
I’ve seen black/black with black top, and black/white with white top but never the mix. Judge registry doesn’t have a 70 in Mayfair Maize either, that’s a true one of one, no doubt about that

Yes, we had it up until a few years ago. It’s now in Ohio and it very good collection.
The Mayfair maze 70 Judge was sold to a guy in Texas I believe . I’d have to go back and doublecheck. I also think that had a sandalwood interior.

[muscle_collector]

matt, i cant remember because im old and its been several decades ago, what town they came from but i bought a 73 sd ta red/black and a 74 sd ta blue/white seats blue dash etc out of NY. got both from the original owners and ironically both of them were police officers.

[auwrestling]

Originally Posted by muscle_collector

matt, i cant remember because im old and its been several decades ago, what town they came from but i bought a 73 sd ta red/black and a 74 sd ta blue/white seats blue dash etc out of NY. got both from the original owners and ironically both of them were police officers.

Probably from the other side of the state I don’t recognize the cars.

[auwrestling]

Originally Posted by muscle_collector

matt, i cant remember because im old and its been several decades ago, what town they came from but i bought a 73 sd ta red/black and a 74 sd ta blue/white seats blue dash etc out of NY. got both from the original owners and ironically both of them were police officers.

Hey Gary, did you look at the picture of the judge convertible in the wedding?

[muscle_collector]

Originally Posted by auwrestling

Hey Gary, did you look at the picture of the judge convertible in the wedding?

just saw it. thats truly a "kodak moment"

[auwrestling]

Originally Posted by muscle_collector

just saw it. thats truly a "kodak moment"

The guy driving and the 3 guys standing in front of the doorway are all brothers . The one standing to the left is a national champ for Brockport state wrestling team , his next older brother is driving and he’s a 2x all American 2 & 3rd nationals for univ of Buffalo . The other 2 are pretty tough also . Figured u would appreciate that part of the story and yes a great picture .

[auwrestling]

Originally Posted by Diabl07

Wow. wonder if that car exists anymore.
I’ve seen black/black with black top, and black/white with white top but never the mix. Judge registry doesn’t have a 70 in Mayfair Maize either, that’s a true one of one, no doubt about that

1985 my brother’s wedding Holy Spirit Church in North Buffalo just off Delaware Avenue And Hertel

[Diabl07]

Originally Posted by auwrestling

1985 my brother’s wedding Holy Spirit Church in North Buffalo just off Delaware Avenue And Hertel

That’s so cool
Judge registry needs to update. No info on those unicorns
If I might ask, what got you into the hobby, into pontiacs and all those especially rare Judge and Firebird cars?
That’s always my favorite question to ask car guys I meet

[auwrestling]

Originally Posted by Diabl07

That’s so cool
Judge registry needs to update. No info on those unicorns
If I might ask, what got you into the hobby, into pontiacs and all those especially rare Judge and Firebird cars?
That’s always my favorite question to ask car guys I meet

1974-75 Teammate on my college wrestling team drove a 69 judge and strongly influenced me to pursue Pontiacs. The following year we were at our club practice and one of the high school seniors working out with us had just purchased a 72 Trans Am 4 speed from his neighbor at a local farm . I got to take it for a ride. After that my sights on muscle cars was locked in , this was a Race car with a license plate and looked the Part Inside and out. There was nothing on the road to compare to it short of a Ferrari, but of course three times money . My quest began . As far as the rare cars go, you just had to pick up a book and start reading or magazines and then came Hemmings and I was also lucky enough to live in a area with much to offer .