For sale in our Louisville showroom is a stunning 1973 AMC Javelin 360 V8. One of the coolest cars to come out of the Pony Car phenomena, this Javelin for sale is a beautiful example. You won’t have to worry about seeing others just like you at the cars show in this beauty; this is a rare and highly prized piece of Americana. Getting to the show, or anywhere else for that matter, will be a blast. That blast comes from the 360 AMC power plant, with only 69237 miles on the odometer this 69 Javelin is ready to show and go. Originally factory rated at 220 horse power right out of the box, a set of headers with a new Quick carburetor let this stallion put as much pep in your step as you can handle. Hopefully you won’t cause any accidents along the way from people staring at the very well preserved original Gloss Black paint. The exterior presentation on this Javelin for sale is a sight to behold. Riding on American Motors Rally wheels wrapped with new raised white letter tires with the rear spoiler, this car looks ready for the Trans Am racing circuit for which it was born. The interior of this rare beauty has been still looks great from the carpet, seats, and head liner. The interior from top to bottom and side to side is all in black. With buckets in the front and plenty of room for two more in the back, it’s time to take the crew out for a spin. Climbing behind the wheel and settling into the race inspired cockpit will give you that instant feeling of “Captain in Command”. All that is left to do now is turn the key and grab the center console mounted shifter for a one of a kind ride. Don’t miss this opportunity to own a unique show car or a very dependable driver. Options for this 1973 AMC Javelin 360 V8 include; Automatic Transmission, Rally Wheels, Power Steering, and Seat Belts To view this 1973 AMC Javelin 360 V8 in greater detail, including an HD video of it running and driving, please visit www.gatewayclassiccars.com or our Louisville showroom. Call 812 294 1555 or email
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