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1 Previous Owner, Possibly one of the most famous movie cars ever made, this stunning 1967 Ford Mustang Eleanor pays homage to the legendary Shelby GT500 that became a global icon in the 2000 blockbuster Gone in 60 Seconds. In the movie Nicholas Cage is forced to steal 50 luxury cars in 72 hours in order to save his brothers life from a dangerous crime lord. Each car stolen is given a code name with the last car being a 1967 Ford Mustang Shelby GT500 aka Eleanor. Finished in a Metallic Pepper Grey with a custom bodykit and a mouthwatering host of upgrades, the car was an instant hit with the masses and quickly engrained its legend alongside the greats of iconic movie cars.Our vehicle, Starting life in 1967 at the Dearborn plant, Michigan as a Mustang Fastback and first sold through Fords Louisville, Kentucky dealership. The car later found its way to DenBeste Motorsports in Califoronia where the full Eleanor restomod was completed. The car was then imported over to the UK in June 2017 where it has had just two private owners, with the latter for the last 6 years and is offered in fantastic condition.Full Eleanor Conversion:Eleanor bodykitFull body respray in Pepper Grey metallic with painted stripesTremec TKO 5-speed gearboxRoush 347 Stroker V8 small block engineHolley 750cfm double pump carburettorLong-tube stainless steel headers3 Stainless steel exhaust system with side exits, screamer pipe & electric valve controllerWilwood 4-piston brakes front & rear with braided hosesRear axle traction bars9 Rear differentialBe Cool aluminium radiatorMSD electronic ignition system including HT leads, Blaster coil, Distributor, and 6AL control boxUpgraded Eleanor style lightingElectric boot releaseEleanor specific flip style fighter fuel capCustom Maier racing bonnet & scoopShelby alloy wheelsHurst gear shifterProfessional Undersealing

The Ford Mustang is a series of American automobiles manufactured by Ford. It is one of the most iconic sports cars in the world, known for its powerful performance and distinctive design.