Big Bad Orange Javelin

CDNROUNDPORT · Addicted!

Big Bad Orange Javelin

67BBSD · Canadian Poncho Superstar!

Ian I think I know someone who went to look at it-this car was priced cheap ? like 6 or 7000 ? a few years back in Hamilton.

Ken

427carl · A Poncho Legend!

CDNROUNDPORT wrote:

Car was 343 4 Spd totally original and very restorable,talk about an intresting bunch of AMC guys who came to look @ it when I had it for sale.

Ian

I love anything Orange!!!!! lol or white or red or yellow

Astro Jet · Poncho Master!

I'd have no probelm owning that, or a number of AMC products for that matter. Where did it end up going Ian?

CDNROUNDPORT · Addicted!

Car ended up out West Canada.This car came from within 3 blocks from my house,I actually found another one within the same area but have not heard back from the owner.

Ian

gparis7 · Canadian Poncho Superstar!

68-70 Javelin was as nice a pony car as any of the manufacturers had in those years, maybe not as powerful, but it left nothing to be desired in terms of style.

CDNROUNDPORT · Addicted!

gparis7 wrote:

68-70 Javelin was as nice a pony car as any of the manufacturers had in those years, maybe not as powerful, but it left nothing to be desired in terms of style.

No other pony car even comes close to a 70-74 Trans Am period.Pontiac was the greatest performance car company,every line had a performance car and then throw in our Canadian market cars.

gparis7 · Canadian Poncho Superstar!

A matter of personal taste. Performance wise I agree. These cars had handling and power, in a more refined package than most of the competiton. Styling wise, they had lots of competition from the Camaro, Challenger, etc. My favorite Pontiac from that series is the 74 SD.