'69 Shelby GT-500 - Super T-Hunt - US, Int. & Short Card
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The '69 Shelby GT-500 Super Treasure Hunt packaged on its U.S., international, and short cards. The Spectraflame purple car is 195/250 in the mainline set and 9/10 in the Muscle Mania series.
It can be found in mix "K" of 2023 Hot Wheels mainline cases. Learn more at HWtreasure.com.
'69 Shelby GT-500
The Shelby GT-500 is an iconic American muscle car that was produced by Shelby American from 1967 to 1970. It is known for its powerful performance and distinctive design.
U.S. Card
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It was equipped with a high-performance engine, the 7.0-liter (428 cubic inch) Cobra Jet V8 which produced 335 horsepower.
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The GT-500 could accelerate from 0 to 60 mph in around 6 seconds and complete a quarter mile in 16 seconds.
International Card
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The 1969 Shelby GT-500 was available in two body styles: a convertible like this Hot Wheels casting and a fastback coupe.
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The convertible was produced in limited numbers with only about 335 of the cars built in 1969.
Short Card
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Popular colors for the GT-500 were Candy Apple Red, Black Jade, Gulfstream Aqua, Acapulco Blue Metallic, Royal Maroon, Silver Jade, Pastel Gray, Wimbledon White, and Competition Red.
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The Shelby gained additional fame through its association with the iconic car named "Eleanor", a fastback GT-500, in the film Gone in 60 Seconds.
Loose
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Due to its rarity and association with the Shelby brand, the 1969 GT-500 convertible holds significant value among car collectors.
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Well-preserved examples of the 1969 Shelby GT-500 convertible can sell for $100,000 or more.