A pristine 2005 Ford GT from Broad Arrow Auctions is set to draw attention at The Amelia Auction 2026, offered from the Wellington Morton Collection. Presented in Centennial White with bold Sonic Blue racing stripes, this single-owner supercar represents one of the finest modern American performance icons to emerge from Ford’s limited-production run.
Showing just 7,700 miles since new, the car’s condition reflects years of careful ownership and consistent maintenance. Power comes from a supercharged 5.4-liter V8 producing 550 horsepower and 500 pound-feet of torque, paired with a six-speed manual transmission. This setup allows the GT to deliver raw, analog performance that defined Ford’s early-2000s return to the supercar arena.
Inside, the cabin is finished in Ebony Black, featuring the purposeful simplicity and driver-focused design that helped make the GT a standout among its peers. According to its clean vehicle history report, the car has been regularly serviced in Florida, underscoring the meticulous care it has received throughout its life. The consignor’s in-house mechanic recently performed a fresh service in preparation for its upcoming sale.
The 2005 Ford GT was built as a tribute to the original GT40, celebrating Ford’s centennial while blending heritage styling with cutting-edge performance for its era. With its aluminum space frame, mid-mounted supercharged engine, and unmistakable racing stripes, the GT remains one of the most collectible American cars of the 21st century.
As part of the Wellington Morton Collection, this low-mileage example stands out as both a driver’s car and an investment-grade collectible. Its upcoming appearance at The Amelia 2026 promises to capture the interest of serious enthusiasts and collectors seeking one of Ford’s most admired modern masterpieces. See it here.
