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  1. The biggest differences between the two models were the engine options and the length of the chassis, at least initially. Unlike the AMC Javelin, which was available with a straight-6 engine, the AMX only received V8 engine options. The AMX was also around a 12-inch longer chassis, which AMC claimed was entirely unique.
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    Throughout its run as a Javelin, the AMX was fitted with an ever-expanding list of optional equipment. The difference between a standard Javelin and an AMX was about $300. Standard Javelins had a woodgrain dashboard, but AMXs all received an engine-turned appliqué for which Dick Teague had lobbied. Sales at AMC were gaining traction.
    The 1971 AMC Javelin AMX was no longer a two-seater as all previous AMC AMXs were. Instead, the 1971 AMX was built on the larger Javelin chassis, making it a four-seater instead. The 1971 model year was a significant one for the Javelin, as it received a massive styling overhaul and utilized new engine options.
    The AMC Javelin AMX was a high performance variant offered for the 2nd Gen Javelin. Introduced for the 1971 model year, the Javelin AMX received the sporty 'AMX' designation after the AMC AMX was discontinued. The Javelin AMX received a new hood and spoilers, as well as a 6.6L V8 engine to create increased performance.
    The Javelin was developed out of the prototype AMC AMX that the American Motors Corporation had been parading around auto shows since the mid-1960s. Similar to the prototype, the AMC Javelin retained sporty styling with a sloped “semi-fastback” while still utilizing the Ramber American compact chassis.
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    WebApr 24, 2020 · Power steering and brake systems were also optional upgrades. ENGINE. One significant change that appeared in 1972 that carried forward into the 1973-'74 models, was the base Javelin AMX

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    WebIn addition, the AMX's rear quarter windows remained fixed, making it a coupe, while the Javelin was a true two-door hardtop. Fitted with the standard high-compression 290 cu in (4.8 L) or optional 390 cu in (6.4

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    WebJan 5, 2023 · Upon first inspection, there was very little differentiation between the AMC AMX and the AMC Javelin that was released a little over a year earlier. Both cars shared numerous body panels and featured …

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    WebJul 5, 2019 · After selling just 19,134 AMXs over three years, AMC dropped the two-seater and for 1971 moved its badge to a sporty step-up Javelin variant. The ’71 Javelin AMX, with a $3432 base price, came standard …

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