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Pontiac GTO Judge Gets Two-Lane Blacktop Racer Look in Nostalgic Rendering 12 Apr 2021, 18:02 UTC ·
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As we currently live out what might be the final years of the modern muscle car genre s golden era, with the ever-stricter emission standards threatening to bring this to an end, we can take comfort in the fact that the digital realm will always provide a space where these smiles-per-gallon masterpieces can flourish. In fact, there has never been a better time for virtual builds to accompany real ones, with the 1970 Pontiac GTO Judge we have here providing a brilliant example of the first. 9 photos
Five decades ago, muscle car enthusiasts had considerably more choices than they do today, so, naturally, the competition was fierce. As such, even though the original GTO is credited for having popularized the segment, by the time this reached its second generation (think: 1968), the pressure for the increasing number of nameplates in the arena became a serious matter.
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We recently talked about how Hot Wheels could expand its Internet connection and build a collection based on the renderings that populate social media. And we are now back on the topic, with this pixel portrait of what was once a 1969 Chevrolet Camaro looking like 1:64 model material. 10 photos
Timothy Adry Emmanuel, the digital artist behind the virtual build, started off with a 1969 Camaro. However, you can t see the aggressive styling cues introduced for the said model year, which dramatically changed the appearance of the muscle car.
Only the original taillights will tell you this is the said Chevy model, with the idea of the digital build being to introduce a radical look, not unlike that of the Twin Mill. We re talking about what is probably the most popular Hot Wheels car, which was introduced back in 1969 and made for the company s first in-house design (as opposed to more or less modded cars from the real world).