Welcome to another edition of Hooniverse Fastback Friday. This time I thought I would take you to a dealer in Colorado that is offering a special grouping of Shelby Mustangs. Are they desirable, or are they overpriced? You make the call…


Here is a 1965 Shelby Mustang GT 350 used by the Carroll Shelby School of High Performance Driving. This was the predecessor to the Bob Bondurant School, which is one of the most successful racing schools in the world. Only THREE of these Shelbys were used in the school, and this is one of TWO remaining. It has only 1,800 miles, has been fully restored, and is ready for the serious Shelby Collector. The asking price or this piece of history? $995,000! See the ad here.

Here is a 1965 Shelby Mustang GT 350 “R” model, one of only 36 produced by Shelby. According to the dealer listing this car, there are less than 25 accounted for. This car has been completely restored without ruining the unique racing heritage that it carries so proudly, and includes a log book of racing history featuring a 3rd place finish at Daytona. It shows only 3,917 miles, and is ready for the serious Shelby Enthusiast. Great for vintage racing events, but it is rather pricey at $895,000! See the listing here.

This is a superb 1966 Shelby Mustang Shelby GT 350 with a date code correct Paxton Shelby supercharger installed. This car shows less than 54,000 miles on the odometer, wears the optional 10 spoke rims, and is on the Shelby Registry (#899). The ad states that there are a couple of flaws, but overall, its in great shape. Asking price is a cool $169,900! See the listing here.

If you like the style of the later Shelby Mustangs, here is a 1970 Shelby GT 500, that comes complete with a build sheet. This one is nicely equipped with Power Steering and Brakes, Traction-Loc rearend, “R” code engine block, and a 4 speed, though I didn’t spot A/C. The odometer shows almost 44,000 miles, and is your typical “Candy Apple” Red paint color, sure to attract the next police cruiser when you are driving it. Asking price for this beauty is $119,000! See the listing here.

This is a 1968 “Sunlit Gold” Shelby GT 500 that is the perfect “driver”, according to the listing. It comes equipped with the original factory invoice, as well as a Marti Report, and includes an Automatic Transmission, Power Steering and Power Disc Brakes, Tilt Steering Column, and the Interior Decor Group. It shows a little over 100,000 miles, and the asking price is $129,000….. See the listing here.

How about something that is a bit less expensive, but still very desirable? Here is a 1970 Mustang Boss 302 with a little over 67,000 miles. It come with the original window sticker, and the build sheet. It has a four-speed, Rear Window Slats, Shaker Hood, Traction-Lok Rear Differential, Front & Rear Spoilers, and painted in Calypso Coral. Asking price for this honey is $69,900! See the listing here.

Would you find any of these Mustangs worth selling your soul for? Let me know what you think.