This comprehensive service and repair manual is your ultimate guide to maintaining and repairing your AMC AMX Javelin, covering all models produced from 1967 to 1973. It provides detailed instructions and exploded diagrams for all aspects of your vehicle, simplifying even the most complex repairs. The manual includes complete maintenance and repair procedures for your vehicle, encompassing everything from routine servicing to in-depth troubleshooting. You'll find detailed information on the chassis, powertrain, electrical system, and much more. Save time and money by performing repairs and maintenance yourself, empowered by the same professional-grade information used by mechanics in service shops.

The AMC AMX Javelin, a sporty and stylish coupe produced by American Motors Corporation (AMC) from 1968 to 1974, was a standout in the muscle car era. Available in a variety of trim levels and engine options, the Javelin offered a compelling blend of performance and affordability. The first-generation Javelin, built on a shortened AMC Rambler platform, was available with a selection of powerful V8 engines, including the 360 cubic inch engine with a four-barrel carburetor that produced 245 horsepower. The Javelin's design was distinctive, featuring a fastback silhouette, a prominent grille with a "Javelin" emblem, and a sloping hoodline. Its sporty handling and performance were enhanced by features like a front disc brake system, a solid rear axle with leaf springs, and a performance-tuned suspension. Beyond the performance attributes, the Javelin offered a range of comfort and convenience features for its time. Options included air conditioning, power steering, and a variety of interior trim levels. It was a car that aimed to appeal to both performance enthusiasts and discerning drivers seeking a more stylish and luxurious experience. Though the Javelin was ultimately a commercial success, its legacy continues to be celebrated by car enthusiasts and collectors alike. Models equipped with high-performance engine options and rare or desirable trim packages command significant value in the collector car market. The AMC AMX Javelin remains a testament to AMC's commitment to building sporty and distinctive vehicles during the golden era of American muscle cars.