If you've dreamed about owning a classic pony car powered by a muscular V8 but don't have the budget for a Mustang, Camaro, or 'Cuda, look no further than the fantastic 1971 Javelin AMX.

The diecast manufacturer ... his first RLC-exclusive model. He also created the Kawa-Bug-A Beetle, which can be as expensive as $500 on eBay today. The '71 AMC Javelin AMX features an attractive ...

In a bittersweet conclusion, the AMX nameplate lived on for several more years as a high-performance variant of the Javelin rather than its own separate two-passenger model. In the early 1970s ...

Model 7479-8 = '74 model year, 79-8 = AMX (we'd see code 79-7 if this was a regular non-AMX Javelin), Trim 426Q = Cinnamon vinyl bucket seats, Paint F9-BU = Copper Metallic with Buckskin vinyl roof.

Also at SEMA, the Ringbrothers of Spring Green, Wisconsin, showed a car that could serve as the veritable model for Mopar’s new adopt-a-Hellcat program: a 1972 AMC Javelin AMX called “Defiant ...

It featured two shots of a seriously tough-looking second-generation AMC Javelin AMX, the often forgotten ... scoop from the previous generation 1970-model Javelin, and while Gilles doesn ...

The American Motors Corporation's oft-forgotten Javelin--along with its shorter-wheelbase, two-seat derivative, the AMX--also boasted ... Ford Mustang by the 1968 model year.