One of the earliest 1965 Shelby GT350s, VIN #SFM5S033, heads to auction with full documentation and concours restoration.

Jason Engel, owner of Classic Recreations ... The example here is a 1966 GT350 recreation, with a bit of modern touch to the outside, with fender flares and a more aggressive fascia.

For better or worse, one of mine is a car. Born five years before me, the 1965 Ford Mustang Shelby GT350 was already a classic by the time I reached the age of automotive awareness. The first real ...

We stuck with the regular GT350 because you can add in most of ... To give our Mustang a classic Shelby look, we specified Oxford White paint and threw $475 at blue racing stripes; the stripes ...

Classic car hunter Matt Taylor told Fox News ... a complete 1965 Ford Mustang Shelby GT350, one of just 562 that were made that year. The paint had some rust, thanks to the raccoons that had ...

The Shelby GT350 is the most iconic nameplate derived ... a GT350R driven by Ken Miles sold for a record $3.85 million. If you're into classic Mustangs, you definitely need to watch this GT350 ...

Success in buying and selling thousands of items online led him to creating a business selling classic cars ... Estes recently bought a 1965 Shelby Mustang GT350, number 45 of 562 built.

The 2013 Shelby GT350 takes a standard Mustang GT and adds ... he also covered industry news, auto shows, classic cars, and anything else the motorized world of Southern California had to offer.

At the Los Angeles launch event for the 2016 Ford Mustang Shelby GT350, the newest Shelby-fied pony car wasn't the only star. Ford invited owners of Shelby Mustangs new and old to come show off ...

and classic Shelby badging. Be careful checking off the options, though — it's not difficult to build a GT350 with a price tag over $125,000. Some Of The Shelby GT350's Rivals Despite what the ...

complete with a view and little dips and heaves in the pavement that will provide a great test for the coil-over suspension in this Classic Recreations Shelby GT350. But until we find our way ...