With four generations built from 1967 through 2002, the “Screaming Chicken” muscle car remains rolling bravado.

Pontiac didn't keep all its graphic artists working on the Trans Am's giant hood emblems. For the 1969 GTO Judge, a few subtle touches were applied to distinguish it from the standard GTO, which ...

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Boudreau also envisioned the stickers as a tool to help get out the vote. "When I came up with this, it was when people were getting their news from printed newspapers and the evening news," she said.

I'm not a big fan of cars that are supposed to look like something they aren't, and this GTO would be much better without the Judge decals. However, the dealership insists on how valuable a Judge ...

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Pontiac Trans Am Hood Decal Install - Return Of The Screaming Chicken. Installing A Second-Gen Hood Decal On Your Fourth-Gen Trans Am Is Easier Than You Think, And The Results Are Spectacular.

Pontiac bosses remained iffy on the prospect of the "Screaming Chicken" decal until famed GM designer John Schinella took over the Firebird project in 1971 and championed the idea.