One glance at the 1967 Shelby Mustang GT350, and it’s clear, this machine was never built to blend in. With bold styling and unmistakable performance roots, this Lime Gold fastback is a proper muscle legend.
Iconic Style With Aggressive Attitude
The fiberglass hood with functional ram-air scoops sets the tone. Paired with hood pins, fender extensions, and a ducktail spoiler, the GT350’s silhouette is as dramatic today as it was in ’67. Air scoops on the quarter panels and GT350 side stripes complete the look.
Refurbished Classic That Still Commands Attention
Finished in Lime Gold with dual white stripes, this example was first sold in Alabama and is believed to have undergone a full refurbishment in the early 2000s. Since 2012, it’s been in the hands of a careful enthusiast.
Performance That Still Packs a Punch
Under the hood sits a 289ci V8 with a four-barrel carburetor, factory rated at 306 horsepower and 329 lb-ft of torque. That’s serious grunt, routed through a three-speed automatic transmission and aimed squarely at the rear wheels.
Built for the Driver Who Loves Control
Power steering and power-assisted disc brakes give this Shelby sharp handling without overwhelming the driver. BFGoodrich Radial T/A tires on 10-spoke aluminum wheels ensure grip with vintage flair.
Vintage Interior with Muscle Car Soul
Inside, black vinyl bucket seats face a clean and functional turned aluminum dash. From the roll bar and shoulder belts to the AM/FM radio and air conditioning, this GT350 blends race-inspired details with comfort.
Gauges That Keep You Locked In
The three-spoke wheel frames a 140-mph speedo, 8k-rpm tach, and full engine monitoring. With less than 9,000 miles showing, this ride has seen more admiration than abuse.
A Mustang That Stands Among Legends
This GT350 isn’t just a car, it’s a chapter in American racing heritage. Restored and ready, it now wears an Elite Marti Report to confirm its pedigree and prove that its legend is well-earned.
Summary
The 1967 Shelby Mustang GT350 Fastback remains one of the most desirable classics of the muscle era. Restored, rare, and roaring with a 289 V8, it’s built for enthusiasts who value history wrapped in horsepower.
Disclaimer: Specifications and restoration details are based on available dealer information and may vary.
