Apart from the Javelin, AMC introduced a mechanically and aesthetically similar two-seat version in 1968. Dubbed AMX, the model aimed to offer sports car enthusiasts a sensibly cheaper alternative ...

Ringbrothers' 1972 AMC Javelin AMX makes 1,100 horsepower. Continuing a streak of incredible Ringbrothers creations. By Joel Stocksdale. Nov 2, 2017 7:20 AM EDT. Featured Gallery.

AMC sold only 15,961 units over four model years, making the Javelin AMX relatively rare. The black example you see here is one of only 3,220 examples produced in 1972.

Under the AMX's hood lived an array of V8 engines ranging from 290 to 390 cubic inches. The base motor for 1968-1969 was a 290 c.i. V8 making 225 horsepower, but enthusiasts could order the 390 c ...

1972 AMC Javelin AMX - Practical In Purple. A Vintage AMX Built For Today. Terry McGean Writer Jeff Smith Photographer Nov 01, 2004. See 1 Photo. Fate has a curious way of determining our destiny.

Exploring Superlatives with Ringbrothers’ 1972 AMC Javelin AMX Defiant! Likely the most care ever lavished on a Javelin. William Walker Photographer Conner Golden Writer Mar 15, 2018.

Art Lucas built his 1973 AMC Javelin AMX with the intent of being a little more than the average Camaro. "It's anything but a first-gen Camaro," Art told us, while explaining his choice for the ...

The AMC Javelin AMX—a Frankenstein of a pony car that never quite overcame its awkward styling and the immense popularity of the Ford Mustang and Chevrolet Camaro—is one such waterfowl.

We take a spin and lots of photos of Prestone's incredible 1036-hp, Hellcat-powered AMC Javelin AMX Defiant by Ringbrothers. Check it out at Car and Driver.

We Drive Ringbrothers’ 1,036-hp 1972 AMC Javelin AMX. This SEMA Show special has more Mopar Hemi power than you’ll know what to do with. By Mark Vaughn Published: Feb 13, 2018.

AMC made reasonably priced domestically made alternatives to cars from the Big Three automakers, and the ones with the 360 V8 ...