Unveiled in April 1964, the Ford Mustang initially featured a six-cylinder engine producing 105 horsepower, with optional V8 variants reaching up to 200 horsepower. However, it was in 1965 that the legendary Carroll Shelby introduced the iconic GT350, a track-focused variant boasting a potent 306-horsepower HiPo K-code engine.
The GT350 enjoyed production until 1969, accruing a cult following and rarity, with only 7,104 units produced over five years. Fast forward to present times, the 1967 GT350 stands as a highly coveted classic, with restored examples commanding attention at auction events.
This particular 1967 GT350 survivor, distinguished by its remarkably preserved Lime Gold paint, epitomizes automotive heritage, showcasing minimal weathering despite its age. Its originality extends to the interior, with trim and equipment impeccably maintained, reflecting its pristine condition.
Under the hood lies the original 289 V8 engine paired with a three-speed automatic gearbox, meticulously preserved over the years. With a mere 70,035 miles on the odometer, this GT350 epitomizes automotive nostalgia, embodying the essence of a bygone era.
Priced at $149,900, this Lime Gold survivor represents a rare find, with its impeccable condition and historical significance making it a prized possession for enthusiasts and collectors alike.
