1971 AMC Javelin-AMX Sales Brochure Coffee Mug 360 401 4 Speed

Pour a fresh cup of garage fuel and lock eyes with the bold architecture of a true muscle car revolution. This mug features high-impact, wrap-around graphics sourced directly from the original pages of the 1971 AMC Javelin-AMX Sales Brochure, preserving the high-octane marketing materials and factory technical sheets that debuted a completely redesigned independent powerhouse. 1971 was a monumental milestone year for Kenosha performance: it marked the historic transition where the “AMX” moniker evolved from a standalone two-seater coupe into the top-tier, track-focused version of the sleek four-passenger Javelin—capturing the exact engineering spirit that Mark Donohue pushed to its limits on Trans-Am road courses across America.

The detailed catalog layout maps out the authentic promotional text, design breakdowns, and performance options that enthusiasts studied cover-to-cover. The graphic layout highlights the radical body changes that defined the ’71 redesign, including the sweeping fastback roofline, the flush-mounted front grille, the integrated rear spoiler, and those unmistakable, bulging front fender arches engineered specifically to clear wide road-racing rubber. True to your standard of deep technical literacy, it preserves the factory specification matrices for Kenosha’s premier engine and gearbox groups. The design meticulously details the high-winding 360 cubic-inch small-block V8 right alongside the absolute crown jewel of the order guide: the massive, brand-new-for-1971 401 cubic-inch big-inch beast mated to a heavy-duty Borg-Warner T-10 4-speed manual transmission, complete with a standard Hurst shifter layout. Whether you are an independent AMC restorer, a Trans-Am racing historian, or an outlaw builder who loves the raw audacity of peak-era Kenosha design, this mug lets you look at original factory order guide history with every single refill.