Summary

Owned by Danny Gans of Las Vegas; commissioned by the late American singer, comedian and vocal impressionist in 2002 and built by Cinema Vehicle Services. Powered by a 351/400hp V8 engine mated to a 5-speed manual transmission.

Details

Danny Gans' personal custom 1967 Ford Mustang Eleanor replica, commissioned by the late American singer, comedian and vocal impressionist in 2002 and built by Cinema Vehicle Services with a copy of the Certificate of Authenticity. It is powered by a 351/400hp Windsor V8 engine with a Clay Smith cam, forged pistons, roller rockers, screw-in studs, balanced and blueprinted, performer high-rise intake manifold, Shorty headers, 2.5-inch custom-built exhaust with Flowmaster mufflers and a Holley 650CFM 4-barrel dual-pump carburetor. It is also equipped with an MSD six AL ignition with an MSD blaster coil and a custom Ford high-output alternator. This car has a 5-speed manual transmission with a Centerforce clutch, a rear posi-traction axle with 3.0 ratio gears, 4-wheel disc brakes with power booster and power-assist steering. It rides on PS Engineering custom wheels (17x9.5 rear and 17x8 front) on Z-rated tires. The A-arms were relocated for Shelby drop spindles, 620 coil springs, shock tower saddles, KYB shocks, 1-inch front and rear sway bars and 5-leaf mid-eye rear springs, all new or rebuilt. The interior has Shelby-style 1967 Mustang seats, along with a fold-down rear seat. Other interior features include and AM/FM cassette radio with four speakers, a Vintage Air system that blows cold, Phantom custom-mounted gauges, a Lecarra wood steering wheel with a Shelby emblem, and a mounted shifter with a floor-mounted center console. Built from an original 1967 Mustang fastback factory 289 V8 car, it has a body kit by Total Control Products that was fabricated, assembled and built in Riverside, CA, between 2001-02. This Shelby GT500 Eleanor Mustang replica has approximately 4,000 miles on both the car and the drivetrain since the build was completed in 2002. The paint and body are a combination of original Ford steel and fiberglass custom molds cast from the ones used on the actual movie car featured in 'Gone in 60 Seconds.' A copy of the Certificate of Authenticity issued by Cinema Vehicles Services, Los Angeles, CA, is included with the sale of this vehicle.