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1967 Shelby GT500 Fastback

Bid to at Mecum Auctions on July 12, 2025. The car did not sell.

$340,000Confirmed

The highest bid, as reported by the house. Read from the house's results Oct. 14, 2026.

The car

Year
1967
Make and model
Ford Mustang
Generation
Mustang first generation
Version
Shelby GT500
Gearbox
Manual
Chassis
67400F2A01974

This car's full record

Against comparable sales

Middle half of sales$126,875 to $240,000
Median$172,000
Sales behind it80Likely

From 80 sales of the Ford Mustang Shelby GT500 (Mustang first generation) in our data over the last 24 months. Hammer prices, before buyer's fees. Half sold between $126,875 and $240,000.

Closest sales

Closest comparable sales
CarAuctionDatePrice
1967 Shelby Mustang GT500 Fastback 4-SpeedBring a Trailer, Nov. 9, 2026Bring a TrailerNov. 9, 2026$300,000
1967 Shelby Mustang GT500 Fastback 4-SpeedBring a Trailer, Oct. 21, 2026Bring a TrailerOct. 21, 2026$250,000
1967 Shelby GT500 FastbackMecum, Aug. 14, 2026MecumAug. 14, 2026$280,000
1967 Ford Shelby GT500 FastbackMecum, Aug. 14, 2026MecumAug. 14, 2026$295,000
1967 Shelby GT500 FastbackMecum, July 25, 2026MecumJuly 25, 2026$240,000
1967 Shelby GT500 FastbackMecum, May 15, 2026MecumMay 15, 2026$330,000
1967 Ford Shelby GT500 FastbackMecum, April 11, 2026MecumApril 11, 2026$220,000
1967 SHELBY GT500Barrett-Jackson, Jan. 24, 2026Barrett-JacksonJan. 24, 2026$250,000

This car's historyLikely

Matched across sales by chassis number.

DateWhat happenedWhereMilesPrice
Jan. 25, 2025SoldBarrett-JacksonBarrett-Jackson$346,500
July 12, 2025Did not sell (this sale)MecumMecum$340,000 high bid
Aug. 16, 2025Did not sellMecumMecum$310,000 high bid
Jan. 17, 2026SoldMecumMecum$297,000