Shelby Terlingua

The Shelby Terlingua was a Racing Team package for the V6 Ford Mustang, introduced by Shelby Automobiles with Terlingua team member Bill Neale at the 2007 SEMA show as a program for grassroots racers, drifters and drag racers. It revived the name and rabbit emblem of the 1960s Terlingua Racing Team. The package was applied, with a Shelby serial number, by official Shelby mod shops including the one at the Las Vegas facility. It added Ford Racing handling parts, Baer brakes, a deep draw hood, 20 inch anthracite Razor wheels and the Terlingua rabbit on the hood, and an optional Paxton or Vortech supercharger brought the V6 Mustang to 375 horsepower. The retail base package was estimated at about 7,995 dollars at launch, and MustangSpecs puts a later conversion of a V6 Mustang at about 8,000 dollars for the base package. The same program also produced a 1967 Terlingua continuation Mustang with a 408 cubic inch V8 built under contract by Keith Craft Motorsports.