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The 1967 Shelby Convertible That Should Have Never Existed

The 1967 Shelby GT Convertible is one of the rarest American muscle cars ever built. With just a single car produced, this drop-top Shelby Mustang is so scarce that most classic car collectors have never seen one in person — let alone had a chance to buy one at auction. Carroll Shelby swore he'd never build a convertible. In 1967, he did it anyway. What came out of that decision was a low-production, high-performance GT500 convertible that quietly became one of the most valuable Shelby Mustangs in history — commanding over $1 million at Barrett-Jackson, Mecum, and RM Sotheby's auctions. In this video, RareHaus tells the full story of the historical 1967 Shelby GT convertible — from the boardroom battles at Ford that almost killed it before production, to the handful of surviving examples hidden in private collections today. If you're into rare cars, classic Mustangs, barn finds, or million-dollar muscle cars, this one's for you. 0:00 Channel Intro 0:15 Introduction 0:54 The Impossible car 2:08 The Shelby Crisis 3:32 The Plan That Never Happened 4:38 Only One 6:00 The Thief 7:50 Rarest Of Them All 8:46 In Closing 🔥 RareHaus uncovers the stories behind the world's rarest, most valuable, and most forgotten automobiles. One car. One story. Every week. Subscribe and never miss a video #ShelbyGT500 #1967Shelby #ShelbyConvertible #RareShelby #CarrollShelby #ClassicMustang #RareCars #AmericanMuscle #MillionDollarCars #AutomotiveHistory #RareHaus