Replica GT 350 Powered by Racing 4.9 Liter V8

A Legendary Mustang

Ford's GT350 is a legendary Mustang release that saw very limited production numbers. In 1965, Ford produced just 572 total, 34 of which were race-spec. Needless to say, those race-spec GT350s are exceptionally rare and equally as expensive.

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Stuffed with 4.9Ls of V8 Power

This GT350 began life as a standard fastback Mustang. It was purchased in 2011 and received over $50,000 in work from Maeco Motorsports in California who dropped in a 4.9 L Ford Racing V8 along with a plethora of other racing parts.

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Four on the Floor

This GT350 replica is fitted with CP Carrillo connecting rods, Manley intake and exhaust valves, a Bryant Racing crankshaft, Holley 800-cfm carburetor, and an Edelbrock dual-plane intake manifold.

The V8 powerplant is paired to a 4-speed Toploader manual transmission and sends power to the rear wheels with a final drive ratio of 3.70:1

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The Yellow One

While there are no official horsepower numbers, this replica likely makes over 400. The chassis is fitted with a fiberglass hood, plexiglass windows, a roll cage, and sits atop racing suspension. The GT350 rides on 15-in American Racing wheels and features dual racing stripes over distinct yellow paintwork as opposed to the traditional blue and white.

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Track Proven

Despite its immaculate appearance and low mileage (19k), this GT350 replica has proven itself on the track over 15 times, evidence of which can be seen in a two-minute video filmed at Laguna Seca.

The replica was recently sold on Bring a Trailer for $59,500, but it's arguably worth so much more.

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