This two-owner 2008 Ford Shelby GT500KR bears CSM 08KR0000 and is

　　the first of just 1,011 "King of the Road" models built in 2008.

　　One of just 328 produced that year in Ebony Black with Satin Ebony

　　racing stripes, this GT500KR is also the only one to feature a

　　unique glass roof, with its racing stripes etched directly into the

　　glass. Ford Motor Company and Shelby Automobiles partnered to build

　　the GT500KR in 2008, marking the return of the "King of the Road"

　　model for the first time in nearly 40 years. After it was unveiled

　　at the New York Auto Show in 2007, Ford and Shelby brought the very

　　first example to the 2008 Barrett-Jackson Scottsdale Auction, where

　　it was sold to benefit JDRF, with Carroll Shelby himself on the

　　block to drop the hammer (he also signed the car's dash). This

　　GT500KR then returned to Barrett-Jackson for the 2015 Scottsdale

　　Auction, where it was offered as part of the highly acclaimed Ron

　　Pratte Collection. Since that time, it has been tucked away in a

　　climate-controlled building in rural northwest Ohio. Powered by a

　　540hp supercharged 5.4-liter V8 engine mated to a 6-speed manual

　　transmission, this limited-edition car's features include special

　　Shelby 40th Anniversary badging, a black interior with black

　　leather accents and sport bucket seats with embossed Cobra logos.

　　The sale comes with a commemorative original Window Sticker signed

　　by Bill Ford and a framed Shelby GT500KR addendum from Shelby

　　American in Las Vegas, NV. 80 actual miles. ** PREVIEW