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Many consider the 1960s to be the pinnacle of sports car racing, with the battle between Ford and Ferrari as the highlight of the period. When Ford and Shelby American crushed Ferrari at Le Mans in 1966, it was the mighty GT40 that took the top three positions. You can

A Gulf Liveried GT40 won the 24-hours of Le Mans in 1968 and 1969, cementing the sports car's place in racing history. One of the nicest continuation GT40's in the world, P/2285 is a tribute to that incredible feat and would be the centerpiece of any

The Gulf Livery GT40 is the most iconic American race car of all time. GT40P2282 is as beautiful as historic predecessors. This example is done in Left Hand Drive with Alcantara Interior. The interior features Smiths Gauges, Four Point Harnesses, Fire Extinguisher, and of course Air Conditioning! Under the Rear

To enhance his company's global reputation during the 1960s, Henry Ford II set his sights on beating Ferrari, Aston Martin and Jaguar on racetracks like Le Mans, Nürburgring and Spa. The racecar they built for international competition was the Ford GT, nicknamed the Ford GT40 because of the