Ford Mustang G.T. 500 Fastback

Vehicle Description

Ford Mustang Fastback in GT500 “Eleanor” look
– The history from 1968 to 2003 is not known
– Registered in California from 2003 to 2011, then acquired by the new owner and imported to Germany in April
2012 imported to Germany
– The basis, a 1968 Ford Mustang Fastback, was completely restored by 2017.
by 2017. The body was extensively stripped of paint, freed from corrosion and fitted with an
original “Eleanor-Replica Fiberglass-Bodykit” according to the specifications of the manufacturer Aerofoam. The authentic wide black trim strips were
– All GT500 trim parts correspond completely to the famous movie star “Eleanor”
– A 5.8L V8 gasoline engine, 351 cui Ford-Windsor engine with a new Holley carburetor,
stainless steel manifold, high performance aluminum radiator and many new parts
– Manual 4-speed toploader transmission, conversion of the manufacturer’s 4-disc brakes
“Scott Drake”, as good as new set of “Classic Instruments Velocity white” gauges
– 17″ Eleanor replica alloy wheels 8×17″ with Hankook 245/45ZR17 tires
– Dekra valuation report from 2018 + 2022 grade 2+
– German registration + admission as historic vehicle
– Valid technical control (MOT) 06/2025

Sales on behalf of consignor

The original pony car – a legend takes its course
The Mustang was a trendsetter – the “pony cars” were not named after it for nothing. Typical features of the genre are the elongated hood, a comparatively short rear end, enough space for 4 people – but above all, engines with more power than the suspension and braking system could handle… Even in the Mustang of the first series, this could be up to 400 hp from a displacement of almost 7 liters.
The Ford Mustang Eleanor is one of the most famous cars in movie history: The Eleanor.
The Mustang Fastback conversion from the movie “Gone in 60 seconds” from the year 2000.
The Eleanor Mustangs shown in the movie were not real Shelby GT500s. In reality, they were a customized Mustang Fastback based on the GT500 and visually enhanced.
When master thief Randall “Memphis” (Nicolas Cage) caresses the rear of his Eleanor in the movie, fans of American muscle cars are thrilled.
“It’s going to be a drive, Eleanor. We’ll just glide along,” whispers Cage to the car.

Vehicle Overview