£93,240
1966 Shelby Mustang Shelby GT350 H
Historics • UK • 26 Nov 2016
Market Position:
Lower Mid-Market
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£93,240
1966 Shelby Mustang Shelby GT350 H
UK • 26 Nov 2016 • Lot 187
Vehicle Details
AI Listing Summary
This 1966 Shelby GT350 H, chassis #1555, is a Hertz 'Rent-a-Racer' presented in Raven Black with Bronze Powder Gold stripes. It retains its original charm with a likely repaint and desirable patina, authenticated by the Shelby register, and features an upgraded four-speed manual transmission.
Condition
6
The car is described as not being restored, but likely repainted, suggesting some level of cosmetic work has been done. It also possesses a 'wonderful patina', indicating visible age and wear, but also a certain desirable quality for collectors. It is verified and authenticated, adding to its value and desirability despite not being in pristine condition. Mechanical upgrades have been performed.
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56,586 miles
SFM6S1555
LHD
United Kingdom
Manual
HKT 25D
1966
Auction
£93,240
1966 Shelby Mustang Shelby GT350 H
Historics • UK • 26 Nov 2016
Market Position:
Lower Mid-Market
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Description
Released in April 1964, Ford Mustang sales figures were nothing short of incredible with nearly one million units sold in the first eighteen months of production.
Thanks to his successes with the Ford-powered 1963-1964 Shelby Cobra, Texan farmer and seasoned racing driver Carroll Shelby was the obvious man to be entrusted with turning a stock Mustang into a successful challenger that could be entered into the Sports Car Championship of America (SCCA) and take on the might of the General Motors Chevrolet Corvette.
Soon after, development of the car was under way at Shelby's Marina del Rey facility in Los Angeles, California.
Unveiled in January 1965 at a basic price of $4,547 and based on a Mustang Fastback, the Shelby GT350 was effectively a stiff, loud and fast road-legal race car.
Under the hood lurked a 289cu.in.
V8 producing 306bhp and the suspension and brakes were extensively modified.
The 1966 GT350 gained Plexiglas rear windows instead of vents, side scoops for improved r...
Price Analysis vs Other GT350 Hs
£45,292
Lowest Price (Since 2020)
£126,511
Median Price (Since 2020)
£342,804
Highest Price (Since 2020)
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MOT Information
Valid
Expires on 17th Feb 2027
Latest MOT mileage:
58,070 miles
MOT History
Passed
On 18th Feb 2026, 58,070 miles
Passed
On 3rd Jul 2024, 57,581 miles
Passed
On 12th Apr 2018, 56,769 miles
There was 1 defect noted.
Advisory:
- steering system has slight play detected at steering wheel
Passed
On 21st Apr 2016, 56,570 miles
There was 1 defect noted.
Advisory:
- Steering system has slight free play detected at steering wheel (2.2.A.1a)
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