The GT350 is the latest, most track-ready manual Shelby Mustang ever. Fortunately for Mustang fans with driver engagement in mind, the new Dark Horse gets the same TREMEC TR-3160 six-speed manual transmission as the Shelby GT350 and the now-discontinued Mach 1. The Shelby Super Snake followed along with the face-lift the base Mustang received in 2018. A more aggressive fascia with a Shelby-specific grille, hood, air intakes, and splitters highlighted the

Back then, you could rent a Shelby Mustang GT350 through Hertz’s Rent-A-Racer program for as little as $17 a day. The GT500-H has the same deranged, performance-is-everything look as the

But in 2007, Shelby was ready to accept apologies and happy to return to work on a new Shelby Mustang. There hadn't been a Shelby Mustang for the entirety of the second generation, the Fox Body generation, or the SN95 generation, but finally, the Shelbys had returned. The 2007 Ford Shelby GT500 was based on the new S197 Mustang platform and

With its race-car dynamic ability and 6.5-second 0-60 acceleration, the street 1965-1966 Shelby GT-350 drew rave reviews at an initial price of $4,547. That was about $2,000 above a V-8 Mustang but only $200 more than a Chevy Corvette -- and a bargain by any standard. High volume was never a goal, yet Shelby did well to turn out 562 of the '65

The Shelby name is intertwined with the Ford brand with Shelby Mustangs, Shelby GT500s, and the Shelby F-150. The Ford F-150 Lariat is an impressive truck on its own, but it becomes a different animal after its Shelby makeover. If you crave the performance of a Mustang but want the versatility of a truck, look no further than the Ford Shelby F-150.
Grabber Yellow was also available in 1970 but only on the remaining Shelby Mustang's carried over from 1969 production. Competition Yellow was available in 1970 as a standard Mustang color and was the same paint as Shelby Grabber Yellow, so in 1971 it was renamed Grabber Yellow due to the popularity of the Grabber colors. I am in the process of compiling information regarding the differences between the stock 1965-'66 Mustangs and their GT350 counterparts, as my plan is to limit my Mustang's "upgrades" to period-correct Ford Cobra and/or Shelby mechanical specs. For all of you Shelby gurus, my specific question is in regards to the front disc brakes.
By the book, 2010 Mustang wheels will fit on a 1994 Mustang and vice versa. However, it is not as simple as it would appear. While Mustangs from 1994-2014 share the same wheel bolt pattern, there are other factors that come into play.
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