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1969 Shelby GT500 Convertible

VIN: 9F03R481228
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Sold
$250,000
Apr 7, 2017
Mecum
Houston, TX, USA
1,500 mi TMU
LHD
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  • COMPS (30)
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Market Summary

The Ford Shelby Mustang GT500 - 1st Gen (1969 to 1970) market. See Similar Markets

CMB $125,002
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The GT500 had its final evolution as part of the 1969-1970 Ford Shelby Mustang. By the time the 1969 GT500 was introduced, Carroll Shelby... Learn more.
There are 19 Ford Shelby Mustang - 1st Gen for sale across all model years (1969 to 1970) and variants, 8 are GT500 and 5 are model year 1969 . There were 107 GT500 sold in the last 5 years.

Vehicle History

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Apr 7, 2017
Sold at for $250,000
1,500 mi TMU · Houston, TX, USA
Apr 11, 2014
Not Sold at Mecum with a HIGH BID of $230,000
1,500 mi TMU · Houston, TX, USA

Comps

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1969 Shelby GT500 Convertible

Original & Highly Original
6865 mi 5k mi TMU
Manual transmission Automatic
LHD steering LHD
For Sale
Jan 10, 2025
81% Relevance
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1969 Shelby GT500 Convertible

Original & Highly Original
6865 mi 38k mi TMU
Manual transmission Manual
LHD steering LHD
For Sale
Jan 16, 2025
81% Relevance
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1969 Shelby GT500 Convertible

Original & Highly Original
6865 mi 32k mi TMU
Manual transmission Automatic
LHD steering LHD
Sold
$142,000
Dec 3, 2024
81% Relevance
Relevance Score Criteria

Model
Year
Make
Model Family
Model Generation
Model Variant
Model Trim
Powertrain
Engine
Transmission Type
Drive Type
Mileage
  • TMU
Body
Vehicle Type
Body Style
Doors
Driver Side
Ext. Color Group
Int. Color Group
Other Details
Originality
Location
Recency

Specs

Details about this vehicle - curated by our market specialists.

Year
1969
Make
Model Family
Model Generation
Model Variant
GT500
Model Trim
-
Engine
428ci V8 (Cobra Jet)
Transmission
-
Drive Type
Rear Wheel Drive (RWD)
Originality
-
Mileage
1,500 mi TMU
VIN
9F03R481228
Vehicle Type
Automobile
Body Style
Convertible
Doors
2 Doors
Driver Side
Left Hand Drive
Ext. Color Group
-
Int. Color Group
-

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