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Shelby Mustang Production Figures
All information taken from original materials and double-checked with SAAC records. Some of the quoted production totals are new (if preliminary) and will surprise you!

© Radcliffe Publishing, 1997

Year and Model Bodystyles
Available
Engine
Displacement
Shelby Bhp
Rating
Base MSRP
(USA)
Total
Production
1965   GT350 Fastback
(street model)
289 306 $4,547
note (1)
525 +
1 prototype
  Fastback
(race model)
289 306 $5,547 35 +
2 prototype
  Fastback
(drag model)
289 306 n/a 9
1966   GT350 Fastback 289 306 $4,428 1,375
  Convertible 289 306 note (2) 4
  Fastback
(drag model)
289 306 n/a 4
1966   GT350S Fastback
(supercharged)
289 390 $4828 note (3)
1966   GT350H Fastback
(Hertz cars)
289 306 note (4) 1,000 +
2 prototype
1967   GT350 Fastback 289 306 $4,195 1,175
  Coupe
(Trans Am)
289 306 n/a 26
1967   GT500 Fastback 428 355 $4,395 2,050
  Coupe 428 355 n/a prototype
only
  Convertible 428 355 n/a prototype
only
1968   GT350 Fastback 302 250 $4,117 1,253
  Convertible 302 250 $4,238 404
  Coupe
(Trans Am)
302
note (5)
440 n/a 7
1968   GT500 Fastback 428
note (6)
360 $4,317 1,140
  Fastback 427 400 $4,317 note (7)
  Convertible 428
note (6)
360 $4,439 402
  Convertible 427 400 $4,439 note (7)
1968   GT500KR Fastback 428 335 $4,473 933
  Convertible 428 335 $4,594 518
  Coupe 428 335 n/a prototype
only
1969   GT350 Sportroof 351 290 $4,434 935 +
2 prototype
  Sportroof
(Hertz cars)
351 290 n/a 150
  Convertible 351 290 $4,753 194
1969   GT500 Sportroof 428 335 $4,709 1,536 +
1 prototype
  Convertible 428 335 $5,027 335
1970   GT350 Sportroof 351 290 $4,434 note (8)
  Convertible 351 290 $4,753 note (8)
1970   GT500 Sportroof 428 335 $4,709 note (8)
  Convertible 428 335 $5,027 789 total
note (8)
 

Key to Notes:

  1. Early literature and some magazine tests show a projected base price of $4311.

  2. The convertibles were "company" cars, not intended for conventional retail sale.

  3. While one prototype was built and tested, no other examples have surfaced.

  4. Originally sold to Hertz Corporation, these cars were not for conventional retail sale.

  5. This engine is the 302tp, not the standard "J"-code 302 used in production GT350s.

  6. Due to production shortages, an unspecified number of 390 units were substituted. There was no dealer notification, nor are the cars identifiable by any known means.

  7. While this engine appears on the list of options, no examples have been documented. Ford dealer notices show this engine was dropped from production in Dec., 1967.

  8. 1970 figure is combined from both models - no breakdown is currently available. All 1970 cars were factory-converted (& should be deducted) from 1969 production.

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