The SCCA can be pretty picky about the cars it allows to race in its competitions. Here's why the club made Ford remove the ...
Today, the 1965 Shelby GT350 is remembered as one of the most desirable American performance cars ever built. With its Wimbledon White paint, Guardsman Blue stripes, and the signature touch of racing ...
Most race cars from the 1960s survived by being repaired, modified, crashed, rebuilt, and sent straight back onto the track. Finding one that escaped decades of competition with its original structure ...
The collector car market has seen its fair share of eye-watering sales over the past few years, but every once in a while, a car crosses the auction block that reminds everyone just how valuable ...
One of only 36 factory-built Shelby GT350R models has survived with every piece of its original sheet metal intact.
In the late 1960s, the pony car wars reached a fever pitch, but Carroll Shelby had already begun moving his creations away from stripped-down track weapons toward refined grand tourers. The 1969 ...
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