Well this is an interesting creation, a Judge-amino?

no, thats El Judge.

I think i may have just lost all faith in humanity!

I wonder how many parts vehicles were needed to build this? Two at least for sure.

I like it since I've seen the Pontiac Engineering Grand Am El Camino experimental car.I have also seen the Flint MI Explorer scouts put together a turbo Regal El Camino with Buick's help. I've even seen a Buick GSX and Trans Am versions as well.

I have always liked the el caminos. I have always dreamed of doing just what that picture depicts. I would like to see the interior of that car, did the conversion include the interior as well? Is it Pontiac powered? Better be! Yep, that's just what I had in mind when I was contemplating such a conversion. I love it!

Would drive

Count me in! I would, however, change the Honeycombs to more "Judge correct" Rally II's with no trim ring.

Work involved to make that happen is outragious. Hat's off to the man behind this project. Like Frosty said...I've seen many conversions but like this one the best.

Count me in! I would, however, change the Honeycombs to more "Judge correct" Rally II's with no trim ring.

Agree'd Stratman... But the trim rings MAKE the rally's. Justa my .02

Agree'd Stratman... But the trim rings MAKE the rally's. Justa my .02

We'll have to agree to disagree on this one, JUSTA!

btw... I think it should be called "Haulin' Judge" as a kind of play on words of "hanging judge" from the old westerns.

We'll have to agree to disagree on this one, JUSTA!

btw... I think it should be called "Haulin' Judge" as a kind of play on words of "hanging judge" from the old westerns.

When I built my rims for the Sunbird, I used 2 of my 13in. 4 lug rally's for the front and then used 14in Pontiac rally's for the rears. Cut out the centers and built my own, (keeping the rim's so I could use the trim rings) Had them balanced and welded in getting me up to a 14 in rim in the back. Nobody would special drill a rim for me in a 4 lug pattern. As directionals were the rage back then, I built each rim to a corner instead of having backwards directionals on one side of the car. Problem solved...do it yourself.