Later came the famous Javelin funny cars, notably that of header manufacturer Doug Thorley. Thorley’s Javelin was a rear engine design and used an AMC engine. The car was totaled by Norm Weekly ...

As a result, we have multiple models today to stand as a legacy of what AMC was. Among those interesting models is the Javelin. Produced from 1968 to 1974, the Javelin is a four-seater pony car ...

That car was the AMC Javelin, which made its debut during the height of the muscle car era in 1968. Over the following six years, the eclectic and polarizing AMC Javelin would go down as one of ...

The most sought after of these was the Pierre Cardin-edition AMC Javelin because Cardin was ... a special edition of a macho Mustang-style car? The funny thing is, it kind of worked.

AMC was a small car manufacturer that took on America ... and extremely rare today. The funny thing was, in 1968 the Javelin 390 ci was only offered in a three-speed, while the 343, a four ...

One of those cars that didn’t make it is the Javelin. Created by the company with probably the shortest life in the American auto industry, AMC (born in 1954 from the union between Nash ...

Turns out those 1970s ads were a continuation of a long-time tradition at AMC, which had been poking fun at their own cars since the 1960s. Along with this slightly-creepy Javelin ad called "Wrong ...

One example was the pony car segment, which AMC entered in the 1968 model year with the Javelin. By then, the Mustang and Barracuda were almost four years old, whereas GM's Camaro and Firebird ...

This makes it the torquiest muscle car AMC ever crafted, figures that translated well to the Javelins on-track form. The ...

Now what we have here today is a 1973 AMC Javelin with AMX badging, but lacking the correct body number for that model. This is a 7279-7 car and the factory AMX package would be a 7279-8 model.

This AMC Javelin AMX has been transformed from an obscure muscle car from a dead-and-gone brand to a near-religious experience, a sensory-overwhelming baptism on the altar of almighty power.

Vince and Nancy Kolb's 1972 AMC Javelin SST Alabama State Trooper tribute car commanded my attention at the Taylor Memorial United Methodist Church's Sock Hop and Car Show on Saturday. The ...