1967 Shelby Gt 500 Eleanor

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1967 Shelby Mustang GT500 6.4, 324 Cavalos By 4.bp.blogspot.com
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Affectionately named ‘Eleanor’ by Nicholas Cage’s character in Gone in 60 Seconds, the film’s 1967 Mustang fastback will be auctioned Helicopter while driving over wet tarmac), but the GT 500 is a very capable car. It houses a 351 (5.7-liter Mustang Eleanor is one of the coolest cars in the whole white world, thanks to a movie called Gone In 60 Seconds. They created the Eleanor for the film, which explains its movie star swagger. Of course, being a GT500, the car’s got enough talent to When you are offered the chance to shoot an original 1967 Shelby GT500 from the film Gone In 60 Seconds, signed by Nicolas Cage; otherwise known as Eleanor, you don't turn it down. A good friend of mine mentioned to me that one of his co-workers 1967 Shelby Eleanor 480 PS starke ford Mustang GT500CR aus 1967. Gemacht worden im lizenz von Caroll Shelby und registriert im offizielle Worldwide Shelby Register. Voll handgemachtes Motor konform original Spezifikationen vom GT500.Auto ist voll But there’s a small problem. Although the car he is referring to in hashtagging “Eleanor” was indeed a 1967 Ford Mustang Shelby GT500, his car is actually a replica and even has a slightly different face. This car was built by Classic Recreations Remember “Eleanor” for Gone In 60 Seconds. The classic, stunning, and damn near flawless 1967 Shelby Mustang GT500 that was in the film. Well today you have a chance to own that beast of a beauty as the car is up for sale. The vehicle was built by .

The custom 1967 Ford Mustang that played the role of the "Eleanor" Shelby GT500 in the Gone in 60 Seconds remake isn't just one of the most famous movie cars ever, it's now one of the most valuable. It sold for a cool million bucks over the weekend at Oh, and a gorgeous Shelby GT500. Beach day last Sunday with my Coco, and my #shelbyGT500 #BEAST #Eleanor Less than 5,000 real Shelby GT500s were sold from 1967-1970, according to The Car Source, so if Hamilton’s is an original Shelby, it’s a very rare car. Of the 50 featured cars that “Memphis” Raines is forced to steal, the 1967 Mustang Shelby GT500 affectionately known as Eleanor is arguably the best remembered. That surviving Eleanor Mustang replica recently hit the block for Mecum’s first-ever Not Mrs. Franklin Roosevelt, mind you. She was one awesome gal. I'm talking about the "Eleanor" 1967 Mustang GT 500 featured in the 2000 remake of Gone in 60 Seconds. Don't get me wrong, I enjoy that movie as much as the next guy, and I also like Mustangs .