The 1967 Shelby, with its roof-mounted and quarter-panel air scoops, extended nose, and upswept spoilered tail, looked like no other automobile on the highway. It succeeded in evoking the image of the FORD GT 40, which had won Daytona and dominated the 24 Hours of LeMans. An impressive interior layout and new power options, along with its race-influenced streamlined exterior, defined the 1967 G.T 350 as “The Road Car”
Shelby GT 350 #1210
Shelby #1210 was sold new to WHOO Radio Station in Orlando, Florida and was rumored to be a promotional giveaway by the station. The car was found in Tehachapi, California and went through a year and a half nut-and-bolt restoration. Shelby #1210 is only one out of five in its rare configuration and has matching number engine and original rare paint scheme.
