Few cars have become film stars quite like the Ford Mustang Shelby GT500 “Eleanor”. In the cult 2000 film Gone in 60 Seconds, in which Nicolas Cage as Randall “Memphis” Raines had to steal 50 luxury cars in a single night, Eleanor became the most important prize – the last, most feared and most beloved. The scene in which Memphis escapes in Eleanor through the streets of Los Angeles became a permanent part of both automotive and film history, making this Mustang one of the most iconic film cars of all time.
This year you had a unique opportunity to see Eleanor in person at Speed ART. It drove all the way from Moravia to Česká Lípa and attracted enormous attention from visitors.
Engineering without compromise
This particular car, built in 2020 to European standards, is an Eleanor replica based on a 1968 Mustang. Under the bonnet is a modern-built 7.0-litre Windsor V8 producing over 570 horsepower, complemented by a five-speed Tremec manual gearbox. With a limited-slip differential, sports suspension with adjustable dampers and powerful Wilwood disc brakes, Eleanor does more than stand at exhibitions – it offers a real driving experience.
Technical details such as a reinforced chassis, NOS bottle, LED lights and air conditioning demonstrate how this car combines its film look with modern reliability and usability on ordinary roads.
A dream for sale
Seeing Eleanor in person was a dream come true for many festival visitors. For one of you, that dream could become even bigger – this very car is for sale.
👉 If you would like more information, simply write to contact form and we will gladly put you in touch with the owner.
