In 1966, the iconic Ford GT40 MKII, under the Shelby American Inc. team, made history at the 24 Hours of Le Mans. Driven by K. Miles and D. Hulme, car number 1 finished 2nd but is widely considered the true winner due to team orders. The GT40 MKII was powered by a mighty 7.0L V8 engine, delivering impressive performance on the track.
This light blue beauty represents a pivotal moment in motorsport, showcasing the fierce competition and strategic decisions that defined the era. The 1966 Le Mans race was a testament to engineering excellence and driver skill, solidifying the GT40 MKII as a legendary racing machine.