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A stunning 1967 Shelby GT350 fastback has just hit the block on Hagerty Marketplace, and it's being offered at no reserve. Finished in Brittany Blue over black, this numbers-matching K-code fastback is exactly the kind of first-generation Shelby that collectors dream about, and current bidding has already climbed to $75,000 with more than a week still to go.
Under the hood is a factory K-code 289ci V8 topped with a Holley 715 CFM carburetor and backed by the desirable top-loader four-speed manual transmission. Ford and Shelby built just 1,175 GT350s for 1967, and according to the car's Deluxe Marti Report, this example is one of only 821 built with this specific engine and transmission pairing, and one of just 438 finished in this paint code. The car also wears the deluxe "Mag Star" wheels, Goodyear Speedway tires, and was optioned from the factory with power steering, power disc brakes, outboard driving lamps, the extra cooling package, the Sport Deck rear seat, and the Interior Décor Group.
The history behind this fastback is just as compelling as its spec sheet. Records show the car was built on May 25, 1967, and shipped to Holiday Ford in Sunnyvale, California, where the seller states it was sold new on July 15, 1967. It's documented in the Shelby Registry and reportedly stayed with a single family from 1980 until the current owner acquired it in 2021. Prior to that sale, the GT350 underwent a refurbishment at Revolution Speed Shop in Auburn, Washington, and it has been registered in Florida ever since.
This GT350 is now represented by a Broad Arrow Specialist and comes with a binder of supporting records along with a clean Florida title in the current owner's name. Known imperfections are disclosed transparently in the listing, including a prior repair to the left-front inner structure. With bidding still active and no reserve in place, this is a rare chance to land a well-documented, numbers-matching 1967 GT350 at a genuinely open market price. Head over to Hagerty Marketplace to view the full photo gallery, documentation, and to place a bid before the auction closes on Thursday, September 17.
