We knew with all the spy shots of a higher performance variant of the new Mustang making their way around the internet, it was only a matter of time before some cool renderings start surfacing.

Word on the street is that a camouflaged Mustang recently spotted in Santa Monica might very well be the prototype for the high-performance replacement for the Shelby GT500.

Remember that 1969 Shelby GT-500 with under 9,000 miles we covered few months ago?
Well, that classic American beauty recently pulled in $280,000 at an auction in Centre Hall, PA, according to a Central PA news report, which really shouldn’t come as surprise considering how rare of a find it is as ’69 Shelby with only 8,500 miles.

The woman, driving a Shelby GT500, apparently lost control of the Mustang when trying to change lanes and spun hitting a metal boundary, according to the San Angelo Live report. Luckily, the woman managed to escape out the driver’s side window uninjured before the car went up in flames.

TX2k14 wrapped up last week, so the videos are still pouring out onto Youtube. Guys. There was a lot of racing.
The video below is from an 800 horsepower Mustang. While there are certainly several official, sanctioned events happening for TX2k14, this is just one of many, many, unsanctioned ones.

Here’s a tease – this is the sound of a Shelby GT500 replacement taking off from the light stop light.
Less than a week after a test model of the car was spotted by spy photographers, a video capturing the new Mustang GT350 or GT500 (depending on who you ask) has popped up on YouTube.

With just bolt-ons, Derek Venable took his 2013 Shelby GT500 to 193.6 mph from a standing start in just one mile at the world famous Texas Mile land-speed racing event (LSR). How’s that for impressive? The stock car went 174.7 mph, which is impressive, but the RevanRacing.com bolt-on mods added 150 whp and 19 mph in the standing mile.