‘Driving the car, you feel it in your hands, and then the feet, and then the seat – that’s what I love most with old cars.’ 1968 was a turning point for the Shelby Mustang, with the emblematic ...

With just 11 factory Paxton GT350s in 1966 and fewer than 200 ever made, Shelby’s supercharged Mustangs are among the rarest ...

The Shelby GT350 unleashes raw sound and thrilling speed on the Nürburgring. Muscle car power meets the Green Hell. #ShelbyGT350 #Nurburgring #TrackDay ...

The 1966 GT350s had functional side brake scoops which ducted air to rear brakes. Rear quarter windows were plexiglass and replaced stock Mustang louvers. Hood was fiberglass; scoop was functional.

It’s hard to overstate the sales juggernaut that Ford had on its hands with the original Mustang. After debuting in April of 1964, the new pony car promptly shattered all of automaker’s most ...

If you've been mourning the death of the Ford Mustang Shelby GT350 these last five years, you can dry your tears. The GT350 and GT350R have returned for the latest seventh-gen S650 Mustang. You'll ...

Shelby American has unveiled the 2025 Shelby GT350. Unlike the 2015-2020 GT350—which was a Ford-Shelby collaboration and featured that incredible high-revving flat-plane crank V8—this iteration is a ...

Sixty years ago, Shelby American proved that the Mustang could be a true race-ready performance car when it released the GT350 and GT350R. Shelby-branded Mustangs have returned a few times since, both ...

Now is the time to add a genuine Shelby Mustang from the 1960s to your racing stable. A gorgeous 1969 GT350 “B Production” fastback will be auctioned off by RM Sotheby’s in Phoenix on Thursday. The ...

After five years away, the Shelby GT350 is back and based on the seventh-gen, S650 Ford Mustang. Unlike the previous car, this one isn’t actually built by Ford Performance licensing the Shelby name.