The grey restomod Shelby GT500 Mustang known as “ Eleanor ” from Gone in 60 Seconds is iconic and immediately recognizable to ...

I know we’ve got a history, Eleanor, and that history has not been great, but I promise... you take care of me, I'll take ...

In the film, The '67 Mustang was named Eleanor by Raines and his crew, who assigned women's names to each car to keep their plans a mystery to police while communicating via two-way radio.

It's time we all looked at Eleanor, realized it looks worse than a regular Mustang, and moved on with our lives. Look at how ...

Glenn was more impressed with the Mustang than the movie. ThePepper Grey Metallic '67 fastback, named Eleanor and modified to looklike a Shelby GT500 on steroids, stole the show from its more ...

We'll let you decide. One thing we're sure about, however, is that the biggest star in the movie is a '67 Mustang fastback that goes by the name of Eleanor. Loyal Mustang Monthly readers with a ...

and – above all – the ‘67 Dupont Pepper Grey Ford Mustang fastback impersonating “Eleanor.” Even though Jerry Bruckheimer’s movie isn’t memorable for much else (save for the final ...

Forget the Sportsroof-based Eleanor Mustang from the original ... Starting from a ’67 or ’68 Mustang Fastback, the Fusion Motor Company strips the donor vehicle down to the frame to give ...

capped off with a 1971 Sportsroof Mustang Mach 1 (masquerading as a 1973), the 2000 movie boasted a 1967 Shelby GT500 at the top of a 50-car list. Both of these vehicles were named "Eleanor ...