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More info and pics about the post Judge [img]/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/biggthumpup.gif[/img]
We first met the Judge at Ubly Dragway, a pleasant Spot about 100 miles north of Detroit in the Saginaw Bay area. Besides its charm, Ubly is remote from inquisitive eyes, and since we tested the Judge prior to introduction, this helped. As were the first few thousand off the line, this one was finished in an eye-catching Dayglo red. From the front, we could tell very little difference between the Judge and a standard GTO except for the fact that the headlights were exposed, and as this is often a part of a GTO, the difference was scant. But from the backside, there's no mistaking it. A full-width rear deck spoiler' is a standard item, and it's "as different from current air-spoiler designs as this car- or the regular GTO -is from its marketplace rivaIs. The 60-inch-wide panel is horizontally placed and is supported by a pair of stands on the deck lid. The spoiler's leading edge is a distance of three-and- a-half inches off the trunk surface. Its full-width design had better be noticed by anyone resting his hand on the fen- der edge while the deck is lowered, or a lesson in how compressible human skin is might quickly be learned. It's a Ram-Air III 4-Speed CR and 3.90 Best Time 1/4 14.41 @ 99.55 By Steve Kelly |
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