AMC Javelin and AMX
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From: Wisconsin / Serbia
Here is price guide from one of my books about muscle cars..
Since picture is too big and if I resize it it would be too small, here's link
http://img414.imageshack.us/img414/843/15bb1.jpg
I hope it helps
Since picture is too big and if I resize it it would be too small, here's link
http://img414.imageshack.us/img414/843/15bb1.jpg
I hope it helps
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From: Proudly in NJ...bite it FL
it will be hard to find a good one adn it wont be cheap. But if you got the drive and the cash then do it because they were awesome cars. Our very own Chuck (blip) had an AMX. In my opinion got for a 390 with a 4 peed and go pack
Make sure it is complete!
Finding the little stuff for trim and interior can be a nightmare and expect to pay a lot for something that if it were for a Mustang, would just cost a few dollars.
The price guide is a little low now, as the AMX (68-70, the true 2 sitter)market got discovered this winter. Restored #1 & 2 now can go for the high 20's to low 30's.
"Big Bad" Javelins and Mark Donohue editions are also climbing in price.
Real rough project cars can still be found in the 3-5k range, but you'll probably
spend a lot of time and money trying to find the missing parts.
Buy a complete/running one that needs "refinishing" not a "project" car that needs restoring. You want the go-pack option and any other Group 19 options too.
If you can find one of these, it would be a big help.
(I won't sell mine, but will gladly share/copy info.)
Finding the little stuff for trim and interior can be a nightmare and expect to pay a lot for something that if it were for a Mustang, would just cost a few dollars.
The price guide is a little low now, as the AMX (68-70, the true 2 sitter)market got discovered this winter. Restored #1 & 2 now can go for the high 20's to low 30's.
"Big Bad" Javelins and Mark Donohue editions are also climbing in price.
Real rough project cars can still be found in the 3-5k range, but you'll probably
spend a lot of time and money trying to find the missing parts.
Buy a complete/running one that needs "refinishing" not a "project" car that needs restoring. You want the go-pack option and any other Group 19 options too.
If you can find one of these, it would be a big help.
(I won't sell mine, but will gladly share/copy info.)
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