Ford Mustang GT500 Shelby Eleanor Tribute

This is a 1967 Mustang built as a GT500 Eleanor tribute by Riley Performance Motorcars in Texas, one of only 12 made. It follows the familiar Gone in 60 Seconds look: black paint with red body stripes, a ghost stripe and rocker stripes, a billet grille and side-exit exhausts.

Under the bonnet is a 408ci Ford small-block rated at 550hp, with Mass-Flo fuel injection, ceramic-coated headers and a Tremec TKO five-speed manual with hydraulic clutch. The chassis has been uprated to match, with performance suspension and power steering, a belly frame connector, a limited-slip rear axle on 3.50 gearing and slotted, cross-drilled four-piston brakes.

The cabin has custom black leather with red inserts, harnesses, a custom console and a modern air-conditioning system. The dashboard is signed by Carroll Shelby. The listing gives a mileage of 4,000.