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"The custom 1967 Ford Mustang that played the role of the &amp;quot;Eleanor&amp;quot; Shelby GT500 in the Gone in 60 Seconds remake isn&amp;#039;t just one of the most famous movie cars ever, it&amp;#039;s now one of the most valuable. It sold for a cool million bucks over the weekend at Mecum&amp;#039;s Original Spring Classic Auction in Indianapolis  Eleven of the fictional &amp;quot;Eleanor&amp;quot; Mustangs were reportedly created for the film, but only three of them were working cars. Two of those were destroyed during filming, making this one the only true Eleanor left. It&amp;#039;s the best one, too\u2014 the &amp;quot;beauty&amp;quot; car used in close-ups as well as in various promotional efforts afterwards.  Cinema Vehicle Services built the car, whose design was originally sketched by Steve Stanford. Key features are its central-mounted driving lights, pumped fender flares, and unique hood and trunk. Power comes from a 351 Ford V8 crate engine rated at 400 horses. Other specs include a four-speed manual transmission, lowered suspension with coilovers, 17-inch wheels shod with Goodyear Eagle F1s and a faux nitrous kit (that &amp;quot;Go Baby Go&amp;quot; button goes nowhere, after all).  via  Mecum       "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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