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1970 Pontiac GTO

1970 Pontiac GTO in Two-Lane Blacktop, Movie, 1971 IMDB

Class: Cars, Coupé — Model origin: US

1970 Pontiac GTO

[*][*][*][*] Vehicle used a lot by a main character or for a long time

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MOZINOR FR

01-01-2005 à 09:24

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incog CA

2006-03-07 17:35

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1970 Pontiac GTO (455-ci/Mark IV Ram-Air)

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trucker US

2006-09-09 03:07

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What's the top speed of this car?

Nightrider RU

2006-12-06 08:05

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trucker wrote What's the top speed of this car?


Great question. According to speedo and official info - 120 MPH. In fact,very dependable from final gear ratio. With somthing around 3.01:1 it can run around 160-170 MPH. With 4.55:1 or something - a lot lower, but with jet-like acceleration!

Skid US

2008-07-22 09:54

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NOT a Judge, but a standard GTO 455, painted Orbit Orange, with the "Rally II" stripes and spoiler optioned in (these items were standard on the Judge, optional on regular GTOs). Note that there are no "The Judge" emblems behind the front wheels.

This car was owned by Universal Studios for a long time, and used in many movies and TV shows ("Baretta" immediately springs to mind...some thugs to run over Robert Blake with it in the first episode and crash through a fence...this scene is shown in the opening credits for the rest of the series' run).

Apparently they finally sold the car in 1988 to an individual (with quite a bit of bondo and some mismatched body panels...they apparently put the car through hell) and that's the last anyone has heard of it.

incog CA

2008-11-04 01:00

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Holy shit, I can't believe this. You know the part in The Da Vinci Code where they're discussing Da Vinci's artwork, the Last Supper, and Sophie is asked if there is a Chalice on the table? She responds with a "yes" (legend offers that a chalice was present on the table), but when she actually looks at the image she notices it's not there. Her entire life she believed (due to expectation) that it was there, but she never took a good look. Well this is exactly what has happened to me. I've seen this movie a million times but never noticed "The Judge" decal missing from the front fenders. This may not be a big deal to others but man what a mind-blowing thing. And I've even noticed the "GTO" decal on the fenders before, but the fact that it was there instead of "The Judge" never registered. I guess the "Judge" part of the title for this page should be removed.

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