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With only 63,386 original miles on the clock, this classic sports car is 1 of only 33 in rare Competition Red paint and is up for grabs on eBay.

Owning an uber-rare Mustang is always on the bucket list of any classic car fan. If it’s a Shelby, it's like the icing on the cake or the cherry on top. The good news is that one such classic Shelby Mustang could be yours.

Meet this 1969 Shelby GT500 up for grabs on eBay. It's an extremely rare Shelby that sports a unique special order paint called ‘Competition Red’ and still boasts factory air-conditioning. Only 33 of them were ever offered in this color, and of those only 17 came with factory air-conditioning.

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This Shelby GT500 is an original classic as it still sports the gleaming factory paint. It also boasts a nearly new interior including the carpet. It bears 63,386 miles on the meter, so you can expect a lot of life left in this rare vehicle.

The first owner bought the car upon returning from Vietnam from Koons Ford in Falls Church Virginia and later brought it to Houston. It remained parked in his garage for years and never got wrecked or repainted. It then went to its current owner who seems to be a classic car lover. He bought the car via eBay in 2013 and kept it for almost a decade with a lot of TLC.

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Under the hood, it bears an engine block dated 1967 which seems to be a replacement. However, it now boasts a rebuilt 428 Cobra Jet Ram Air V8 motor and a revived automatic transmission. The brakes and the factory air conditioner are also restored. The owner has spent about $15,000 to make the car roadworthy and uploaded all the repair-work receipts in the auction photos.

There are plenty of pictures to go through including the original Texas license plate ‘ENV 89’ and other original documents supporting its origins. You can also hear the rumble of the engine in one of the videos on the listing.

Looking at the significance of this historical car, the current price already sits at a whopping $110,000 so it’s heading for a hefty sale. There’s almost a month left for the bid to close, so there is a chance for all fans as long as they have deep pockets.

Arun Singh Pundir has been a longtime media crackerjack and worked most of his life in sales and marketing. In 2018, he officially flipped and switched sides to the editorial. He lives with his wife, two rascally sons and is a car and motorcycle nut in his free time. Not that he has too much free time. He currently writes news, features, and listicles for HotCars on anything that has any number or kind of wheels. He is also penning pop culture, lifestyle and all things rich for TheRichest. For now, he considers his Isuzu D-Max V-Cross, Suzuki Ciaz, and Royal Enfield Classic 500, the three current flames of his life. His dream is to drive around the world; even if it takes more than eighty days.