Unrestored 1970 AMC TransAm Javelin Served as Riverside Raceway Pace
Built in September 1969 and announced as limited to 100 examples from the very start, the cars were all constructed identically, with 390/four-speed/3.91 driveline combos and special options as.
AMC Javelin Trans Am Race Car '197072
Model: Javelin The tri-color 1970 Javelin on your screen is not one of the 100 Trans-Am editions that AMC offered to commemorate the carmaker's successes in the SCCA's landmark road racing series. But it celebrates the pride in AMC's seemingly unlikely successes in that venue every time it appears at a show or on a track.
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When all was said and done, only 100 1970 AMC Javelin SST Trans Am coupes were built to comply with the SCCA's current homologation requirements. In a twist of fate, though, the rules had been changed during the Trans Am's production, requiring AMC to build 2,500 "Mark Donohue" models of a differing spec to comply.
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The AMC 390 V8 was the only option in the 1970 Trans Am Javelin, offering 325 horsepower and a ground-pounding torque of 420 foot-pounds. These are decent numbers for the '70s, but without the.
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The 1970 Trans-Am series is regarded by most racing historians as the high water mark of American road racing. Every "pony car" manufacturer was represented with a factory team and top driving talent. Roger Penske's Sunoco AMC Javelin team starred Mark Donohue and Peter Revson.
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The AMC Javelin is an American front-engine, rear-wheel-drive, two-door hardtop automobile manufactured by American Motors Corporation (AMC) across two generations, 1968 through 1970 and 1971 through 1974 model years. The car was positioned and marketed in the pony car market segment. [2]
AMC Javelin Trans Am Race Car '197072
With only months left before the introduction of the company's AMX and Javelin ponycars, AMC decided the best way to market them was to enter into Trans-Am road racing and NASCAR and Pro.
1970 AMC Javelin TransAm
09/24/2018 Buyer's Guides In This Article Category: Buyer's Guides Make: Amc Model: Javelin Homologate. When used in motorsports, it means to give official recognition to a prototype car or car component, thus allowing it to be used in a race.
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AMC built 100 Javelin Trans-Am Edition cars. All came with the Matador Red, Frost White, and Commodore Blue paint scheme. Detroit, and later Kenosha, threw big money at the Trans-Am.
Unrestored 1970 AMC TransAm Javelin Served as Riverside Raceway Pace
Despite all of the hype, Penske finished second in Trans Am's premiere over-2.0-liter class in 1970. For 1971, AMC introduced a redesigned Javelin and partnered with Roy Woods, finally scoring.
Unrestored 1970 AMC TransAm Javelin Served as Riverside Raceway Pace
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Of the 28,210 AMC Javelins produced in 1970, only 100 SST Trans Am Edition cars were built, which had a distinct dual-venturi grille and twin-nostril blistered hood scoop that made them stand.
Extremely Rare 1 of 100 Built 1970 AMC Javelin SST 390 Trans Am Edition
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AMC entered Javelin in SCCA's Trans-Am series for production-based cars. By 1967 the series was a battleground, with factory teams from Ford, GM and Chrysler fighting it out for the.
AMC Javelin TransAm Race Car
Right out of the gate in 1968, AMC campaigned the Javelin in professional racing. By mid-1970, the Javelin was a respected member of the field, staving off Camaros, Challengers, 'Cudas, and most notably, Mustangs. Piloted by Mark Donahue, the Javelin effort was super successful, taking the Trans Am championships for 1971, 1972 and 1975.
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1971 Photo courtesy of Pat Foster But the new appearanceโoh my! Chuck Mashigan gave the Javelin front fenders with bold raised blisters over the wheels, endowing it with the appearance of an expensive European exotic. The theme continued, to a lesser extent, with flared fenders over the rear wheels.