LITTLE RED

Within muscle car folklore, there are few cars that can stand with the original ’67 Shelby GT500. Now, one of the original GT500 experimental prototypes has been discovered on a farm in Texas. Thought to have been destroyed in the early 1970s, the 1967 Shelby GT500 EXP, nicknamed ‘Little Red’, paved the way for the iconic Shelby model, featuring restyled body panels and a Paxton-supercharged 428ci FE Cobra Jet. Chairman and CEO of Barrett-Jackson Craig Jackson, found the car earlier this year, choosing to unveil the automotive artefact at The Henry Ford museum before taking it to Mustang Alley at the huge Woodward Dream Cruise. Jackson could be the best person to bring Little Red back to its former glory, as he also owns the ‘Green Hornet’ — the only other…

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NZV8 (Digital) - 1 Issue, No 162 November 2018

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