Almost 50 years ago an American legend was born in Michigan: the Pontiac GTO. It was sold until 1974 and reintroduced for three years starting 2004, six years before GM axed the historic brand.
Dead, buried and forgotten by the younger generation, Pontiac is still alive and kicking thanks to the guys over at Trans Am Depot, who are building “arrowhead”-nosed musclecars using Chevrolet Camaro platforms. We’ve already seen the 2013 Hurst Edition and its “manly” commercial, but Trans Am Depot has something far more interesting in stock: they’re bringing “The Judge” back!
Based on their 6T9 Goat, which looks like a modern 1969 Pontiac GTO, the 2014 Judge is all about V8 power, rear-wheel drive and anything else a true musclecar has to offer. No details have been revealed, but Trans Am Depot released a teaser for the vehicle’s future commercial.
Scroll below to have a look and be sure to stick around for more info on this GTO Judge revival.
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