1966 Ford Mustang Shelby GT350 Competition replica
A 1966 Ford Mustang Fastback built in San Jose, California, developed into an FIA-specification Shelby GT350 replica prepared by AWS Engineering for historic motorsport competition. The car is powered by a freshly rebuilt Tim Adams V8 and has received subsequent preparation by Alan Mann Racing. Presented in Race Red with Cobra stripes, it holds an FIA Historic Technical Passport valid to 2030 covering Class GTS12, Period 1962–65, and has competed at the Mini Tour Britannia.
Ownership
- 2019-02-23Auction saleSold £38,000 (≈ $48K)
- 2026-02-20Auction saleEstimate £48,000 – £56,000
- Date unknownUnnamed owner
Competition
- —Mini Tour Britannia
The car's sole competitive outing following its engine rebuild; attended shortly before subsequent mechanical preparation by Alan Mann Racing.
Maintenance & restoration
- —RestorationAWS Engineering
The Mustang Fastback was built up as an FIA-specification Shelby GT350 replica by AWS Engineering, specialists in historic motorsport, with reliability and competitiveness as primary objectives.
- —Engine rebuild
A Tim Adams V8 was rebuilt to the highest specification and installed in the car; only one competitive event was completed on this engine before further work was carried out.
- —MechanicalAlan Mann Racing
Following its single competitive outing, Alan Mann Racing carried out cylinder head work and a thorough overhaul of the final drive assembly, including fitment of a new flywheel, crown wheel, and pinion.
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