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Carroll Shelby kicked it off with the ’65 GT350. Steve McQueen took us for a ride with Bullitt and Toby Halicki’s Eleanor continued the ride. There’s just something about those early Mustangs that grabs you and squeezes the heartstrings. What else could be done to an early Mustang that hasn’t already been done that doesn’t just throw more bling at the thing? Well, how does an all-carbon ’67 fastback grab you? Enter Classic Creations, Dallas, TX who just had Carroll's son Aaron Shelby introduce the world’s first officially licensed, carbon fiber-bodied ’67 Shelby GT500CR™ Mustang. Jason Engel, founder, and co-owner at Classic Recreations said, “Our Carbon Fiber Shelby moved from concept to reality in an unbelievable nine months demonstrating our ability to engineer and handcraft amazing cars by collaborating with key partners such as SpeedKore Performance Group. The GT500CR™ is a breathtaking 600 lbs lighter than stock (base Mustang weighs 2,758 lb (1,251 kg)) and with 810 hp has a power-to-weight ratio
