Shelby GT500 was never be Eleanor before “Gone in 60 Seconds” (2000) staring Nicolas Cage and Angelina Jolie.
Nicolas Cage’s master car thief danced with a custom 1967 Ford Shelby Mustang GT500 fastback famously known as “Eleanor” in the 2000 remake of Gone in 60 Seconds.
This particular model—labeled “The Dream Car” by the production team—was used to capture the highest-octane chase scenes, including the riveting sequence along the Los Angeles river.
With a pepper gray metallic coat with black stripes, the retro ride runs a remade version of Ford’s 300-hp HiPo 351 (or 5.8-liter) V8 mated to a five-speed manual transmission with a hydraulic clutch.
Eleanor’s sweetest feature by far: her nitrous oxide system (NOS). Yes, you really can up the output by 125 horses by pushing the “Go Baby Go” button located on the Hurst shifter— just like Cage’s character did before outrunning a police helicopter in the film.
One of the Original 11 Cars Built for Gone in 60 Seconds
One of the original tribute Eleanor GT500’s officially licenced by Haliki films and signed on the dash by Denise Haliki. It has done only 90 miles since it was built and was kept in dry storage when not in use.
Interior:, Shelby Rally Series 1000 Seats(Highback), 5 point Camlock Seatbelts, Cosmetic Roll Bar, Gone in 60 seconds Signature Gauges, 160mph Speedometer, Woodgrain Aluminum Steering Wheel, Old Air Products A/C System, Deluxe 1967 Door Panels, Deluxe 1967 Dash and Trim, Gone in 60 seconds Console with Nos switch, , Stereo system:, Kenwood Bluetooth Audio system, Pioneer Coaxial Speakers.
Exterior:, Gone in 60 seconds Exterior Fiberglass “Eleanor” body kit, Sequential Taillights, Gone in 60 seconds Emblems, Shelby Lemans Racing Gas Cap, , Wheels and tires:, 20” Wheelsanmore Forged light alloy wheels with 255/30/20 tyres.
Steering:, Rack and Pinion Steering Conversion (Power), Flaming River Tilt Column (polished).
Fuel:, Electric Fuel Pump, Stealth 18 Gallon Fuel Cell.