Los Angeles, - "Eleanor has become one of the most famous movie stars in the category macho car (muscle car) in the world., So when a decision would sell this car, the auction house Mecum's Spring Classic was elected seems the most appropriate location," commented Ray Claridge.
For those who have seen the movie "Gone in 60 Seconds" will recall the Nicholas Cage action gush Ford Mustang Shelby GT-500, 1967. Well, the pride of American sports sedan, dubbed Eleanor will be auctioned at the event "Mecum's Spring Classic" in Indianapolis, May 18, 2013.
Ray Claridge, the car owner, and founder of Cinema Vehicle Services with modifier Chip Foose from California are the two figures behind the creation of Eleanor. In addition to the film, the Mustang is also used to promote films in marketing in 2000.
Eleanor to be auctioned later, his form is still the same as the film director Dominic Sena. Like the front fenders, body kits, headlights and a new hood still attached. The interior, there is a modification done on the nitro, gear lever "Go-Baby-Go", a fire extinguisher and tachometers of Autometer Sport Comp Monster.
