An original 1966 Ford Mustang Shelby GT350 owned and vintage raced by the late Sir Stirling Moss will cross the auction block with no reserve at Barrett-Jackson’s inaugural Houston sale, Sept. 16-18.
The car began as a 1966 Shelby GT350 that was sold to an enthusiast in San Antonio. During a restoration, it was converted to competition “R” specs for vintage racing. Sir Stirling purchased it in 1992 after piloting a GT350 at the Monterey Historics.
Read more at VintageMotorsports.com.
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