Umm..it is a real Judge--or was

Das darf nicht wahr sein...A German pimp...funny...who drives cars that are "Arsch-Haesslich"...wow...hopefully his stable looks better than the cars, otherwise he's going to have to try and sell them to make payroll.

 

Bass boat paint and yellow highlights...That judge looks like a giant plastic scale model painted by an 11 year old.

 

You never heard about Bert? He is the Rotlicht Knig of Germany, they even made a reality soap about him and his wife Sophia Vegas.
It's like the Osbournes in eine Fremdesprche :bglasses:

 

I am in the minority, I actually like the Judge! I would never do that to one and hope it started out as a Lemans. That said I hope he loves it because he won't be selling it any time soon at that price....ou:ou:

 

Car is hideous. Better off returning it back to stock before you ask $30k+

 

In the photos there is an image of a copy of the build sheet, saying "THE JUDGE":

 

It's a Judge alright, but the jury will convict the owner of defacing what was, most likely a nice car.

 

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Oh boy...that makes all the more outrageous.
I guess I'm out of touch with the "old country", but now you've given me something to look up. It'll probably be like watching a trainwreck, you can't force yourself to do the right thing and look away. Leave it to the Germans to legitimize an essentially or borderline illegal activity by making a TV show about it and turning a pimp into a celebrity. Judging by the copious amounts of money he must have thrown away at the body shop to turn perfectly good looking cars into rolling sculptures of vulgarity, he obviously isn't hurting for cash, his stable must be making money. No wonder the English speaking world has problems understanding their humour. He would be what we used to call "ordinaire"...

As for the Judge, I've seen worse. A waste, sure, but then again, it was his car to wreck. The market will tell him what the true value of that car is, and he'll probably be a little upset when it doesn't garner 1/2 of what he expects because it's been built to a very individual taste. You either love it or hate it, and ultimately, that car is still salvageable.

 

This Judge reminds me of the Reefer Madness '72 GSX. At least the X was done "back in the day", and could be undone.
Had to believe anyone would do this to any car in 2015, let alone a rare classic like a '69 Judge.

 

At least he seen the project thru until the end.
Do I like it, not really but it is a finished car

 

Its quite possible that this was a rebuilt totaled car? Cannot imagine doing this to a real Judge. For the right price yes it can be saved

 

The asking price has gone down from US$ 35,800 to US$ $35,200 and now to US$ 34,900 :Comp:
It's a start.....

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What a shame. More money than brains.

 

Since this is your first post...
"matt_68":



Please put your name in your signature, we are all here on a friendly first name base :TU:

And don't forget to introduce yourself (and your Buick) in the Wet behind the ears?? section of the board :Smarty:

:beer

 

Someone needs to take the masking tape away from the Paint guy before he hurts himself. Geeeez.

 

It's a real Judge, but since the built sheet doesn't list an optional transmission, that car came with a standard 3 speed manual. Pretty basic car when it was new. Still a shame what he did to it but like someone has already suggested, his car, his money. The justice of it is that he's probably stuck with that ugly POS unless he includes $35,000 cash in the glove box for the sale.

 

One of those people who spent a lot of money and time to make a car worth less.

 

the metal flake is not evenly distributed. It's hideous
That paint is a treatment for a throw back motorcycle helmet