1967 Shelby GT500 is rarely the polite one in a crowd, but this is no ordinary crowd. Its big 428 turns over like King Solomon turning over in his bed, issuing a few basso grunts before settling ...

But just as I came up with nothing, Owen added, “I have a whole bunch of Mustangs, including a ’67 Shelby GT500.” “Wow,” I replied, certain he might be the kind of guy who sold goat glan ...

Authorities in Oklahoma have recovered a 1967 Ford Mustang Shelby GT500 that was recently stolen in Tulsa. The valuable muscle car was taken from a locked facility during the first week of the year.

It’s a ’67 fastback that wears Shelby gingerbread, but unlike many such creations, the folks at Pro Touring Super Cars that built it resisted the urge to drape it in ‘Gone in Sixty Seconds ...

Shane Whiting did a fantastic job restoring Ted Kitten's '67 GT500. Despite the various show awards and accolades, one might say Shane restored this Shelby to "fair" condition. In April 1967 ...

Shouldn't NASA test-flight engineers be strapping J-2 rockets onto the backs of cars to set world land-speed records, or designing nuclear pellets to power cars and end America's dependence on ...

Its usefulness as a prototype for testing and developing go-fast Mustang parts and the '67 GT500 over, the Ford-provided pony car was taken out of Shelby’s testing rotation. Collectors are said ...

For its time, the Shelby GT500 was fast, but you'll be surprised what mundane, every day cars you can buy today that will hit 60 mph faster than the '67 GT500's time of 6.5 seconds. You mostly see ...

Except for the black vinyl top, it looked exactly like the ’67 GT500. Photo: Martin L. Schorr Next, the 428 FE engine known as the Police Interceptor was tweaked to squeeze out more power.

See All 10 Photos The success of the Doors' first album was rewarded with Elektra Records gifting Jim the '67 Shelby GT 500. There are several theories on the ultimate fate of the car. Because it ...

By modern standards, the ’67 GT500 is not fast -- I smoked one in a quick race with one of Revology’s latest deliveries without trying. It doesn’t stop well, either. Slamming the brakes sent ...