C arroll Shelby built his reputation the same way he built his cars. Fast, loud, and totally unwilling to play by the rules.

How much should a Shelby GT500 (one of the last, actually) be worth? The owner believes $124,950 is a fair price, especially given the 79K original miles on the clock. The buyer will also get the ...

You don’t have to be a car nerd to know “Eleanor,” the gray and black 1967 Shelby GT500 made famous by the ... who created and directed the original 1974 Gone in 60 Seconds.

The reign of the original GT500 cars was not long: Shelby's relationship with Ford began to fray by 1969, as Shelby sought to move on to personal projects. 1969 was really the final year for the ...

The car is one of the first GT500's ever produced by Shelby American, and everything is original: its Nightmist Blue exterior paint color, black interior, 428 Police Interceptor engine ...

This Shelby GT500 Ford Mustang is said to be in good to excellent condition with original and unrestored parts. 70-75% of the paint appears to be original besides some early paint touch-ups.

Standard on all non-AC GT500 KRs was a 9-inch rear with a 3.50:1 ratio Traction-Lok and 31-spline axles. These are still in place on Art's Shelby. Art's Shelby still retains most of the original ...

Yes, that's Ferrari money, and you could pick up a well-restored original Shelby GT500 for about half that—so why wouldn't you? Because, as Scarpello points out, "you'd be driving a 56-year-old ...

If you find the normal GT500 just not special enough, this is the package for you. Meant as a tribute to the original Shelby GT500 from 1967, the Heritage Edition will be sold in a limited run for ...

while the build sheet and the Shelby line sheet are provided. While the original GT350 was more of a racer for the road, the GT500 juggled such velocity assets with grand tourer features ...