For $1000 I became the proud owner of a 1970 Pontiac GTO Ram Air IV 400 Judge with factory traction bars, a Hurst 4 speed and active cowl induction. With the gas and oil crisis in full swing ...

Two 400s—the Ram Air III and IV—made more horsepower. The 455 didn't even receive the RA III/IV's long-branch manifolds. Why did Pontiac ... GTO to increase sales, the Judge returned for 1970 ...

If you're a long-time Pontiac purist, you're likely to remember the original '70 GTO Judge two-page print advertisement ... and installed a Crane Ram Air IV blueprinted, hydraulic cam with 308/ ...

The article was about someone that owned a Ram Air IV GTO Judge that you spoke of and then valued the car at just over $200,000. I own a 1970 Ram Air IV GTO that came from Boyertown Pontiac in ...

The Pontiac GTO is the sportier of the two. For the year 1970, this muscle car was offered three engine options, the Ram Air ...

Introduced for the 1964 model year, the Pontiac GTO ... 1970 Judge Ram Air III hardtop ever sold at auction. As of this writing, the world's most expensive 1970 Judge is a Ram Air IV convertible.

such as this particular 1970 Pontiac GTO Judge: it is one of the 168 convertibles assembled during that model year production run. Also, it brags as being a member of the select “Ram Air IV ...