Cars don’t get any rarer than this one-of-one Shelby GT500 prototype carrying a GT40 MKII racing engine.

You can buy a reproduction, or you can buy an actual Eleanor used in Gone in 60 Seconds.

The origins of this 1967 GT500 remained a bit of a mystery until its owner found out the truth. It was the only convertible GT500 built that year.

This GT500 is believed to have terminated the original 428 engine quickly, and had a dealer install the 427 somewhat early on in its life.

A 95-year-old World War II veteran has received countless donations recently after being scammed.

Since rolling out of the factory in July 1967, and completed by Shelby American, this GT500 has seen the world.

Mike Chadwick walked outside to find his truck, trailer, and prize-winning ’67 Mustang Fastback had been jacked in broad daylight.