1967 Shelby Gt500 Eleanor For Sale

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A 1967 in the sale was certification of the vehicle’s authenticity from the company responsible for building it as well as a special plaque that includes the VIN. Note, this is the second time in five years that this particular Eleanor Mustang Mustang Eleanor 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 support its good looks. Here Mike Musto checks out an immaculately restomod 1967 version. Glenn was more impressed with the Mustang than the movie. ThePepper Grey Metallic '67 fastback, named Eleanor and modified to looklike a Shelby GT500 on steroids, stole the show from its more eliteautomotive co-stars and went on to become a cult item all She's Eleanor. And she's for sale. Eleanor has returned to The Auto Collections at the Imperial Palace Hotel & Casino. The 1967 Mustang GT500 stole the show in "Gone in Sixty Seconds," the 2000 action hit starring Nicolas Cage. The popular pony car is If the seller’s claims are true, this 1967 Shelby GT500 spent a month as a factory-built drag car but those with this kind of provenance are even better. Find it for sale here on eBay in West Chester, Ohio. a true star behind the wheel of the hulking Ford Mustang Shelby GT500 in the 2000 film Gone In 60 Seconds. And now you could follow suit, as the 1967 car, better known as ‘Eleanor’ and just one of three working versions of the vehicle made for .

Modified 1967 Shelby Mustang GT500 which was featured in "Gone in 60 Seconds" movie was sold as much as $1 million last week in Dana Mecum's 26th Original Spring Classic 2013 sale. The silver of getting a Ford GT40 for Eleanor. However, it was too 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. When Mecum Auctions estimated that "Eleanor" – the hero car from Gone in 60 Seconds — would sell for around $300,000, most believed that prediction was low. As it turned out, it was, as the modified 1967 Shelby Mustang GT500 fetched $1 million at the The ocean of technology under the bridge since Shelby first transformed ponies to snakes certainly says we can make even the best old car better. But the prospect of modifying one of the 2,048 GT500s Shelby and Ford produced in 1967 doesn't sit so well .