This 1967 Shelby GT500 is powered by a 427ci side-oiler engine that

　　was installed in 1971 at Doenges-Glass Ford in Aurora, CO. The

　　Marti Report shows this car to be one of eight 1967 models equipped

　　with air conditioning and one of five that did not have any factory

　　emissions. It is finished in Candy Apple Red with an added white

　　stripe kit and features power steering, power disc brakes, shoulder

　　harness, 4-speed manual transmission, deluxe Kelsey-Hayes wheels,

　　air conditioner, radio and fold-down rear seat. A few GT500s were

　　produced with Candy Apple Red paint and black knitted Decor bucket

　　seats and air conditioning. The dash was signed by Carroll Shelby,

　　racer Jack Sears and Shelby engineer Phil Remington from Shelby

　　American Inc. The sale comes with an Elite Marti Report and engine

　　swap documentation. ** PREVIEW