[richmas5]

does anyone know what the color breakdown was for the 70 judge

[1969 Ram Air]

I don't believe those figures are available, however the total color breakdown for GTO's in 1970 is:

Starlight Black 1,515
Palomino Copper 1,457
Polar White 2,460
Bermuda Blue 1,861
Atoll Blue 4,980
Baja Gold 2,067
Palisade Green 2,487
Mint Turquoise 774
Pepper Green 3,661
Burgundy 1,246
Palladium Silver 2,394
Verdoro Green 3,299
Cardinal Red 3,777
Orbit Orange 618
Sierra Yellow 2,889
Granada Gold 4,664

[GTO JOHN]

Over 50% of all 70 GTO production was either some kind of Green or Gold/Yellow/Copper.

My 70 Judge has got to be a one-of-one combo: Granada Gold with Sierra Yellow painted top and Sandalwood interior.

richmas be thankful yours is Palladium Silver.

[BLKBRD]

Take this with a grain of salt, because there are know inconsistancies among the verts.

70 Judge HT

Polar White-853
Orbit Orange-575
Atoll Blue-486
Cardinal Red-389
Palladium Silver-356
Granda Gold-276
Pepper Green-258
Bermuda Blue-131
Starlight Black-125
Polar White Black Spoiler-51
Serria Yellow-46
Palisade Green-28
Baja Gold-26
Palamino Copper-18
Burgandy-7
Daytona Yellow-2
Mint Turquoise-2

70 Judge verts

Polar White-39
Orbit Orange-36
Cardinal Red-20
Starlight Black-15
Atoll Blue-12
Pepper Green-11
Bermuda Blue-9
Granda Gold-7
Palladium Silver-6
Serria Yellow-6
Palisade Green-3
Palamino Copper-2
Daytona Yellow-1
Burgandy-1

[cfPontiac]

1969 Ram Air/BLKBRD
Just wondering... where can I go online to look up what you posted? Thanks!

[napster]

Oh Man. I would really like to know if the palomino Copper numbers are correct. I know a few people that would like to know the numbers on that color.

Nap

cfPontiac - The total GTO numbers are in the Eric White book. For some reason it seems only 1970 has the production numbers by color.

[BLKBRD]

The numbers that I posted were e-mailed to me some time ago. I don't know where they came from, but suspect that they were from a list that someone was compiling. As I stated, these numbers should be taken with a grain of salt. They might be more useful if used to determine a rough percentage of cars that came in a particular color, rather than an exact number that came in a particular color.

[Baron Von Zeppelin]

Has anyone checked to see if those numbers jive close with total production figures.

Looks realistic.

Made me think a little, never seen a factory 70 Judge in Burgandy. Has to look good. Seen one 70 Judge in Mint Turq by photo - thought it was a JVert, might have been a dream.

Also have to allow for other "special order color" Cars built. I know of at least three 70 Judges with special ** paint codes. Daytona Yellow would be one of those (**).

[CDN2PLS2]

I know of a Mint and Burgundy,Both with SandleWood.I think they would look Awesome when done.

[mkgto1970]

It sure would be nice to have a known breakdown on those colors as I have a PHS documented Palomino Copper Judge. It isn't anywhere near done yet but the great pictures that Napster sent me of his clone sure gives me the itch to get it done. That's one awesome looking Judge clone.

[1969 Ram Air]

I had a chance to buy a '70 burgundy Judge a couple years ago. Only seven of them were produced? Ouch.

[CDN2PLS2]

Hey Baron,what are the Other Special Paint Colours?

[Baron Von Zeppelin]

Is that a trick question, lol.

Any "non-70 Pontiac" color that was invented would have been (**) Special. Rainbow of selections.

For the ones I have documented:
DrDoug has Hdtp III/4spd/a-c that was some shade of Green (?).
The Daytona Yellow Hardtop IV 4spd that a PY member owns.
And I have a buildsheet for a Hdtp III/4spd that I can't remember what shade was.
Possibly may have others if I checked all 1970 PHS's over again for (**).

Sandlewood would be my first choice interior with the Turq or Burg. Would like to see pix of those someday.

[goathead455]

I know of a Mint turquoise Oshawa built 70
I believe it has a red interior but I'll have to check on that.

[Uncle Judge]

I know of a few of mint turquoise Judges. At least two hardtops and one convert. There is a member on this site that owns a burgundy 70 Judge vert. There is also a burgundy 70 RAIV Judge out there with a dark brown gut. I really doubt whether the Judge color production numbers are that accurate but I can tell you that the total GTO color production numbers shown in the beginning of this thread are from Fred Simmonds in the 80's and they are accurate.
I believe that these estimated Judge color numbers came from a post years back on this forum from someone who claimed to have had a Father (or close relative) that worked on the line and counted all of the Judges and their colors. The first obvious question was "How did he count color production in every plant?" I am sure that a few members out there remember this thread? I think this guy may have been in California???
I love mint turquoise but with a red gut????

[UPC-WU2]

I saw a Burgundy '70 Judge at Louisville in '06. Sharp as hell.

I need to get my GT-37 back to the original Rosewood color. That would look fairly similar with the red/white eyebrow stripes.

Mint Turquoise with red guts??

[Baron Von Zeppelin]

Originally Posted by UPC-WU2

Mint Turquoise with red guts??

Sounds like Native American jewelry, Turq and Red Corral.
Still would probably give me a headache to look at it for long.

A newer member has an Oshawa 455 4spd GTO MintTurq with Saddle.
Burg with Saddle would look good too.

[CDN2PLS2]

MINT and RED! Wow,guess I'd have to see it.I love Special Paint cars,they don't all look the same.

[judgeman6970]

**would love to know the exact total of "mint turq" judge hardtops, since i have one of them in my garage*_*......painted black now, but should really restore it back to original, since it may be one of two???!!!!

[Held for Ransom]

Originally Posted by Uncle Judge

I believe that these estimated Judge color numbers came from a post years back on this forum from someone who claimed to have had a Father (or close relative) that worked on the line and counted all of the Judges and their colors. The first obvious question was "How did he count color production in every plant?" I am sure that a few members out there remember this thread?

I remember that too. I don't know if it was Judge Man or someone else. But, I do remember Judge Man.
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