The Shelby name may be the most recognized and revered in all of the autoverse, certainly in the muscle car galaxy. So, when we come across a true numbers-matching, low-mileage example of one of the rarest Shelby-designed Mustangs in history, it is a special day. This stunning 1968 Ford Mustang Shelby GT500KR, fully repainted in its factory Lime Gold, has just 37,767 believed actual miles on its odometer. One of approximately 1,570 ever made, this mighty muscle car sports a scooped and pinned hood, grille lights, upper and lower quarter panel scoops, ducktail-style rear spoiler, GT500KR rocker panel stripes, and correctly placed badging that, in totality, comprises one of the most sought-after Mustangs on the planet, and a vehicle that lives up to its “King of the Road” moniker.

Inside, we find a clean, believed-original black vinyl interior. A big center console separates a pair of bucket seats, while a power-assisted wood-rimmed steering wheel boasts a Cobra emblem. Set against a wood-grain-trimmed dashboard, a five-pod gauge cluster features an 8,000-rpm tachometer and a curiously conservative 140-mph speedometer. In contrast, a pair of auxiliary gauges keeps tabs on oil pressure and ... Please ask for the full description.