A behind-the-scenes look at how the legendary ‘Eleanor’ Mustang from Gone in 60 Seconds is recreated from the ground up. From ...

As a movie-loving car enthusiast with a Letterboxd account, some of my favorite movies happen to be those with an iconic car ...

The grey restomod Shelby GT500 Mustang known as “Eleanor” from Gone in 60 Seconds is iconic and immediately recognizable to car nerds. It is not, however, distinctive enough to have its likeness ...

For decades, the Eleanor Mustang from the Nic Cage remake of "Gone In 60 Seconds" has been copyrighted — its visage owned and controlled by the highly litigious ...

The legendary 1967 Ford Mustang Shelby GT500 “Eleanor” tears up real roads with roaring V8 sound and raw American muscle. Classic design, cinematic presence, and brutal accelerations that echo through ...

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The car was finished on January 18, 1967, and delivered to a dealership in Decatur, Georgia. It was painted Lime Gold at the factory, but its new owner had it repainted black, which it remained for ...

It’s the real deal, and it’s making us feel some kinda way. The so-called “K-Code” Mustang GT350 and GT500 of the late 1960s is one of the finest examples of muscle car badassery the world has ever ...

Similarly typical is the bodywork, which Mustang Brothers never directly addresses but is clearly inspired by The One Car From The Nic Cage Movie. It makes sense not to mention the inspiration — its ...

An extended drought is bad for plants and people, but it's great for cars, especially cars that have been put out to pasture. Case in point: these two 1967 Mustang fastbacks that have reaped the ...

It just got a lot easier to add the Shelby GT500 “Eleanor” from the Gone in 60 Seconds remake to your car collection—in replica form, at least. The Shelby Trust, which owns “Shelby” trademarks, was ...

"Eleanor," the custom Mustang from the 2000 remake of Gone in 60 Seconds, has comfortably overshadowed the popularity of the actual movie. Something about the gray 1967 GT500 seems to work, making it ...