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GT500 Fastback · Auction results

1969 Shelby GT500 Fastback auction results

GT500 Fastbacks · sold in the past two years

$90,500 to $126,000

Most sales landed here.

Sales through last night. Latest Fastback sale: September 2026.

19 GT500 Fastback sales at auction in the past two years. 19 individual cars by VIN below, with 19 recorded sales.

Every 1969 Shelby GT500 Fastback by VIN

Newest sale first
PhotoVINAppearancesLast resultDateMiles
9F02R4803179F02R4803171Sold $125,000 ($131,250 with buyer's fee)Sep 202682,000
9F02R4816099F02R4816091Bid to $95,000, not soldJul 202654,000
9F02R4803319F02R4803311Sold $85,000 ($89,250 with buyer's fee)Jun 202643,000
9F02R4811629F02R4811621Bid to $125,000, not soldMar 202612,000
9F02R4804419F02R4804411Sold $150,151 ($157,651 with buyer's fee)Nov 2025
9F02R4813959F02R4813951Sold $99,000 ($103,950 with buyer's fee)Oct 202591,000
9F02R4801519F02R4801513Sold $95,500 ($100,275 with buyer's fee)Oct 202564,000
9F02R4800259F02R4800251Sold $165,000 ($172,500 with buyer's fee)Sep 20255,000
9F02R4823809F02R4823801Sold $102,000 ($107,100 with buyer's fee)Aug 202548,000
9F02R4801089F02R4801081Sold $83,000 ($87,150 with buyer's fee)Jun 202560,000
9F02R4800979F02R4800971Sold $125,000 ($131,250 with buyer's fee)Mar 202592,000
9F02R4807311Sold $105,280Aug 2024
9F02R4807469F02R4807461Sold $103,000 ($108,150 with buyer's fee)Nov 202334,000
9F02R4814449F02R4814441Sold $134,000 ($140,700 with buyer's fee)Aug 20234,000
9F02R4820859F02R4820851Sold $126,500 ($132,825 with buyer's fee)Mar 202360,000
9F02R4831759F02R4831751Sold $110,000 ($115,500 with buyer's fee)Oct 202280,000
9F02R4825799F02R4825791Sold $87,427 ($91,798 with buyer's fee)Sep 202263,000
9F02R4822679F02R4822671Sold $138,000 ($144,900 with buyer's fee)Aug 202281,000
9F02R4804649F02R4804641Sold $92,000 ($96,600 with buyer's fee)Jan 202291,000

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No chart and no score. Every figure on this page is a hammer price from a real auction, matched to the car’s trim, body and gearbox, converted at the rate on the day it sold, with the replicas, projects and odd sales set aside. The range is where most of those sales landed. Where there aren’t enough sales to say something, the page says so instead.

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