This page is dedicated to some of the old Pontiac Warriors....

Terry Drenner's 1970 Judge, this car ran at Tulsa for almost 20 years. A low 10 car with Ramair V. See more HERE

Gene Ingle Miller JudgeGene Ingle raced a RA IV Judge for Milner and Ernie Miller Pontiac back in the day, this car has been rescued and restored. See Pics here. This pdf file has some pics of Gene 10/28/70 at The Tulsa International Raceway, on the track action shots running a 12.97. Gene told me they were allowed to run headers uncapped as long as the factory exhaust was still on the car and 7" slicks. Those were the only two mods off the showroom floor according to Gene. This pdf file shows Gene at the IPE building in 70 set up for show, what a sight that must have been. And shots of the car today with current owner (lower), Arnie in the middle. This pdf file is a 68 that Gene restored in the 80's, running at Mokan.

Tin Indian Knafel 70 JudgeBill Knafel; Passes 02/01/2006.
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Merle Green's Tin IndianThis Tin Indian belongs to Merle Green who has done a superb restoration; this was taken at the 2004 POCI in Joplin.

Roy Phillips GM assembly lineRoy Phillips worked for Milner and Miller over the years, in the early sixties at the age of 29 Roy was invited to PMD headquarters. One outside the main building front door. And here is a the Pontiac Engineering Parts newsletter of the day. Roy said he remember going into a room where the cast the SD heads, and remembers only two men running the machine.

Silver Knafel JudgeTwo extremely interesting cars were order through Knafel in late 69, 1 white Judge (Tin Indian) and 1 silver Judge. Here is the invoice on the white Judge, and here is the invoice on the silver Judge. The pic of the silver Judge was taken in 99 just before it changed ownership to the current owner.

Bill Knafel's Golden SabreThis is another Knafel concept car, supposedly only 12 were made of this Golden Sabre. Most notable is they had Ramair V power; Hurst wheels, and special paint scheme. The existence of any of these is unknown at this time. John at the Goatfinder provided a scan of a photo that was given to him by Bill Knafel.