The book, Mister Javelin - Guy Hadsall Jr. At American Motors, tells the interesting story of the man most credit with coming up with the name for American Motors Corporation's (AMC) exciting pony-car, the Javelin.  Guy Hadsall Jr. held a senior level sales position in AMC and was also instrumental in putting together a series of terrific 1960s sales promotions and new car auto displays.  Often referred to as Mister Javelin by muscle car fans, Guy Hadsall Jr. provides a rare, behind the scenes look at the automotive industry and the American Motors Corporation as seen through the eyes of a senior executive who spent most of his career working there.  "Mister Javelin" provides anecdotes and incite into one of the most important eras in automobile history.  In addition to a Foreword, the major sections of this book are as follows: 1) Which Company to Choose?; 2) I Move to Detroit; 3) Auto Shows and Exhibits; 4) The New Car Shows Take to the Air; 5) We Shoot a Promotional Film; 6) A Vintage Speech; 7) Creating a Great Auto Show Display on a Budget; 8) The Red Key Sweepstakes Promotion and the National Auto Show; 9) Safety and the Rambler; 10) Naming the Javeline; 11) Introducing the Javelin and AMX; 12) Auto Shows and Special Show Cars; 13) Summary; 14) About the Editors and 15) What Is the SAH?.  In addition to an informative narrative, this author signed, first edition copy of "Mister Javelin" includes the following features: 1) Approximately 80 black and white photographs and 2) 2 black and white illustrations.  This book is 95 pages and is in excellent condition.  The author is Guy Hadsall Jr. with Sam Fiorani and Patrick R. Foster.  Edition published in 1999.