2006 Ford GT GT 40 Heritage GT Window Sticker, Original Documentation 1 Owner

Grey Calipers, ulf Livery Paint, ivery Stripes, Option, aint in flawless, ires new, oth key fobs, ooks, ar cover, attery tender, nterior and exterior spotless. AM/FM W/Single CD, ight Weight Forged Aluminum Wheels, lue/Orange Heritage Paint LIV Heritage Racing Stripe, ord produced a total of 327 Heritage Ford GT's that were built as a tribute in these timeless colors to celebrate the historic racing achievements and the high-performance and innovative technology behind Ford's supercar, ord GT marketing manager. "The blue and orange livery is one of the most memorable paint schemes to ever be displayed on a race car. The JW Automotive American Gulf Oil Ford GT P/1075 is an iconic race car being one of only a few cars to win the 24 Hours of Le Mans twice." For more information please email bfkatz@bjmotors.biz or call 800-270-1608 ext.1 or direct at 281-865-1683. BJ Motors is a licensed Texas Dealer.

This is another super low mileage Heritage Ford GT available for sale in the Country. This Ford GT is a one owner Heritage purchased out of a private collection. This car is optioned with McIntosh Delete, rey Optional Calipers, t is a 3 Option Ford GT.

The Radio in the cars were the standard McIntosh delete to save on weight and the gauges had symbols and no writing, hey only offered five dealers special allotments of the Canadian Ford GT’s and they were special cars. This helped with the hype at the Ottawa Auto Show. This Heritage Gulf Edition is extremely rare.

This Canadian built Ford GT car were the last of the Gulf Edition cars to be produced and extremely rare, he cars were built with a different injection material in the bumpers for Canadian restrictions on impact, he CNC Spacers between the rear Frame Rails and the Rear bumpers you can see the 1” difference the rear bumper sits out 1” this car has had the spacers removed and are available with the car, he cars had daytime running lights which were easily turned on and off with the DRL... The gauges were labeled with symbols and the cars had added French labels for distribution.

Back in 2006 A mere $208,995 could have gotten you one of the 200 copies of the Ford GT supercar that comprise Canada's allotment, his is also one of the last cars to leave the production line and has an extreme rareness with only 3003 miles.

Dressed in the famous Gulf paint scheme of the GT-40 that won at Le Mans in 1968 -- Ford calls it Heritage Blue/Epic Orange.