1967 Shelby GT 500 Eleanor Tribute 

M Automotive Group is happy to bring you 1967 Ford Mustang Shelby GT 500 Eleanor Tribute, which is One of the most famous of all Mustangs.
The Shelby GT500 that starred in the 1974 B-film Gone in Sixty Seconds,
which was remade in 2000 with Nicholas Cage starring as the car-stealing
central character. Indeed, such is the continuing level of interest in
this type of car that production of a GT500E has resumed in America with
Carroll Shelby's blessing, using recycled original Mustang bodyshells.
Needless to say, the film created a new wave of interest in the Mustang,
with a number of enthusiasts fitting the latest modifications and performance
products into original Mustang fastback bodies.
This is an original American built 1967 Ford Mustang which has been lovingly and painstakingly converted into an Eleanor. The car was first sandblasted back to bare metal before being shaped into the unique Eleanor form - rather than the cheaper alternative of a stick-on body kit and she come with:

. Phantom Gages
. 1967 Deluxe Interior
. 351 Windsor With Aluminum heads, Hadley 750 Vacuum. Carb.
. Hurst Shifter
. DART Engine Heads
. Wilwood Breaks, Front and Back
. 9 Inch Rear end
. Functional Dual Side Pips
. Auto Switch 4 Exhaust
. Electric Fuel Pump-Mallory
. 4 Speed Manual Transmission
. Hydraulic Clutch
. Power Disc Brakes
. Serpentine Belt Setup
. Power Steering
. After Market Front Seats
. Rear Fold Down Seats
. HI Headlights
. MSD Ignition Setup
. After Market AC