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48 BARRETT-JACKSON EXPERIENCE FALL 2024- - - A TREASURED PIECE FROM THE ALAN SMITH COLLECTION, THE CAR COMES WITH A COPY OF THE CERTIFICATE OF ORIGIN NAMING SHELBY AMERICAN AND IS SHELBY REGISTRY-ELIGIBLE. - - - is one engine that delivers a rumble that will never pass unnoticed. Other highlights include an aluminum radiator with electric cooling fans and Shelby finned valve covers. The engine is teamed with a Quaife 5-speed manual transaxle, and Wilwood brakes provide stopping power. In addition to the vintage gauges and switches, the cockpit features an interior roll bar, removable leather-wrapped steering wheel, Carroll Shelby door sill plates and a numbered 50th Anniversary dash plaque.Like the GT40 itself, 1966 Le Mans winner Bruce McLaren established a racing legacy that endures to this day. As a driver, McLaren scored victories in Formula 1 and CanAm races, before being killed in a crash at Goodwood in England in 1970. But the race team he founded continues to operate and has gone on to become one of the most successful F1 teams in history, winning eight Constructors%u2019 Championships and 12 Drivers%u2019 Championships. The Shelby GT40 MKII 50th Anniversary commemorates one of the most consequential periods in motorsports history. A treasured piece from The Alan Smith Collection, the car comes with a copy of the Certificate of Origin naming Shelby American and is Shelby Registry-eligible. With 330 miles on the build, this continuation GT40 celebrates the past, but has a bright future ahead of it. The winning bidder at WestWorld will have ample opportunities to add to GT40 history and lore.%u2013 Steve Statham For up-to-date information on this vehicle, visit Barrett-Jackson.comWATCH THE FIRST LOOK