This 1965 Ford Mustang Shelby GT350 is our BringATrailer auction pick of the day:
flaunts the optional Le Mans stripes and special alloy wheels.
Dealer invoice shows a total cost of $3,888.04 in 1965; the current bid sits at $275,000, with the online auction set to end on Thursday, September 15.ike many automotive enthusiasts, I considered the Ford Mustang an absolute superstar in my childhood, and it was, in fact, my first favorite car. Of course, by the time I roamed this earth it had already become an American icon, and the name of Carroll Shelby was revered by gearheads and fanatics.
Carroll Shelby's legacy was well under way when the first of the Shelby Mustangs hit the scene in 1965. As explained in, he and his crew set out to convert the Mustang fastback coupe into a street-legal version of a NASCAR stock car.
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