Why Is The 1967 Ford Mustang Called Eleanor?
Featured In The 1974 Film "Gone In 60 Seconds," The Name "Eleanor" Was Given To A 1967 Ford Mustang As A Code To Keep Police ...
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Thierry Henry's 1967 Eleanor Mustang Fastback Flexes With 400 HP, Just Sold for $182,000
Ford Mustang Fastback used to belong to Arsenal legend Thierry Henry and it’s one of just a handful of officially licensed ...
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Mustang fans: Eleanor is looking for a home
(Sure, there were people in the movie, but Eleanor was the real star.) Actually a replica of its '67 Shelby GT500 namesake, the movie car is up for sale at The Auto Collections at the Imperial ...
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This Shelby GT500 And Meth-Fueled Off-Roader Duel Is Pure Adrenaline-Fueled Insanity
The Heritage suffix, if you missed it, is a nod to the original '67 Shelby GT500 and was a limited production specification for the car. Color us intrigued. Enjoying the content? Consider adding ...