What Was the AMC Javelin Mark Donohue Special Edition? In 1970, legendary racer Mark Donohue and the Penske Racing team left Chevrolet to join forces with AMC, agreeing to pilot the Javelin in ...

Granted, the Javelin never got a 400+ horsepower version to compete with the HEMI 'Cuda and the COPO Camaro, but AMC built a few cool limited-edition versions over the years—the Mark Donohue ...

Roger Penske was at AMC's Trans Am helm and fielded two new AMC Javelins with Mark Donohue and Peter Revson behind the wheel. The Peter Revson connection to the 1970 AMC Javelin SST Trans Am ...

Perhaps the racing series’ most legendary driver, Mark Donahue, later led AMC’s racing front, and a customized Javelin up for grabs pays homage to the illustrious driver and the Javelin’s ...

See All 14 Photos Announced at the start of 1970 production, the Mark Donohue signature-edition Javelin was based on an SST model fitted with either a 360 or a 390 V8 and backed by either a ...

Mark Donohue took the championship ... Thanks to its torque-heavy nature, the Javelin AMX felt strong at any RPM. It could cruise comfortably, then drop a gear and throw you back in the seat.

The American Motors Corporation is probably the best-known carmaker in American history to successfully challenge the Big Three supremacy. In the late sixties, Ford and General Motors were ...