The Ford GT40 is one of the most iconic and legendary cars ever to compete in motorsports and the first American car to beat the Europeans at the Circuit de la Sarthe. This car chassis number GT/109 is one of just five roadsters built by Ford Advanced Vehicles in the UK, and only one of the two surviving examples. What makes this one of two cars even rarer is that it is the only Ford GT Roadster with Le Mans racing history.
The car was restored by Harley Cluxton III to Concours standards in the original Le Mans livery and took 2nd in Class at the 2016 Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance. The car is currently powered by a HiPo 289 from Shelby American which was a gift from Carroll Shelby to Jeffries, however, the Ford 4-Cam Indy engine is included with the car which is being auctioned at January's Mecum Auction in Kissimmee, Florida.
For more on the car check out the official listing on Mecum.com