
Well it’s not owned by Sammy anymore but it was previously owned by the famous singer and you may be thinking that I posted about this a while back. Well you would be wrong. I’ve previously posted about Sammy’s new Dynacorn Classic Red Rocker but now I’ve stumbled upon this bit of old news, his original 1967 Shelby GT500, one he’s owned since 1989.
The car was sold for $250,000 in 2006 at the 35th annual Barrett Jackson in Arizona to Mike Patak, the owner of Mikes Classic Cars, LLC of Blair Nebraska.
The car is fitted with a 427 Tunnel Port motor and Detroit locker which deliver 500 horsepower and according to Mustangblog the car was originally ordered with a standard non-louver hood, no air conditioning, an automatic and in Nightmist Blue.
Check out how she looks.


That is a beautiful lady.. I’m jealous.
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yea im totally jealous too
nice cr
[...] Nun rollt der Ford Mustang Shelby GT500 auch über unsere Straßen. Was für Kenner eines “Der” Autos ist und vollkommenen Glanz, Erhabenheit, Potenz und Stärke wiedergespiegelt, ist durch Karl Geiger nun endlich zu bekommen. Gepaart mit einem 5,4-Liter-Bigblock und satten 500 PS röhrt das Traumauto vieler Männer über die Straße. [..eine Frontschürze mit Spoilerlippe vorne, seitliche Schwellerleisten, eine kompakte Heckschürze mit Diffusoroptik und den großen Doppel-Endrohren der Auspuffanlage. Den Abschluss macht ein wuchtiger Spoiler auf der Heckklappe...] [...]
[...] It’s not every day you see vintage mustang’s owned by celebrities up for auction, I think the last one I saw was Sammy Hagar’s 1967 Shelby GT500 ‘Red Rocker’ . Here we have Bruce Willis’s 1968 Shelby GT500 Convertible which was sold recently for a cool $161,000 USD. Now I wasn’t aware that Bruce was into vintage cars but there is a lot of things I don’t know about over here in little old Australia. Bruce does, or did, have a nice collection including a pair of Corvette roadsters (an original ‘57 and a ‘67 Stingray), a 1955 Chevy Nomad, a ‘69 Dodge Charger and the piece de resistance, a 1968 Shelby GT500 convertible. [...]
Why selling a car like this???
For a repro-car from dynacorn???
Makes no sence…