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SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. ‒ Oct. 9, 2025 – Barrett-Jackson (https://www.barrett-jackson.com/), The World’s Greatest Collector Car Auctions, announced today it will sell the 2006 Ford GT Heritage Edition Production No. 3 (Lot #1026) from the Ford Heritage Fleet with No Reserve during the Scottsdale Fall Auction, Oct. 15-18, 2025, at WestWorld of Scottsdale. The earliest example of a 2006 GT Heritage Edition ever released to the public, the supercar is one of many Ford and Shelby collectible vehicles set to cross the Barrett-Jackson block during this year’s Scottsdale Fall Auction. Also included is a 1968 Ford Mustang Licensed Eleanor 25th Anniversary Limited Edition (Lot #1068) and a no-expense-spared 1969 Ford Bronco (Lot #1019).
“We look forward to making automotive history with Ford Motor Company during our Scottsdale Fall Auction this October,” said Craig Jackson, chairman and CEO of Barrett-Jackson. “Ford is opening its company vault to offer an unbelievable vehicle, the 2006 Ford GT Heritage Edition Production No. 3 (Lot #1026). The earliest Heritage Edition GT example ever released to the public, this supercar will cross the block with No Reserve on Super Saturday. The vehicle is part of a sensational docket of Blue Oval and Shelby collectible vehicles that represent some of the best in American automotive performance and design.”
The 2006 Ford GT Heritage Edition Production No. 3 (Lot #1026) was solely owned and used by Ford Motor Company and is the earliest Heritage Edition example released to the public. Finished in the iconic Gulf Oil livery, it pays tribute to Ford’s endurance racing legacy. Power comes from a supercharged V8 producing 550 horsepower and 500 ft/lbs of torque, paired with a 6-speed manual transmission. Included with the sale is a Certificate of Authenticity and the original “Build Book,” which documents the car’s assembly from start to finish. The proceeds of the sale of this vehicle will be dedicated to the restoration and maintenance of the vehicles in the Heritage Fleet.
“Opening Ford’s Heritage Fleet allows us to share a tangible piece of our performance history directly with the enthusiasts who cherish it most,” said Ted Ryan, Ford’s Heritage and Brand Manager. “This 2006 Ford GT is more than just a car, it’s a rolling embodiment of our racing legacy, and we’re thrilled to have Barrett-Jackson help it find a new home where its story will continue to be celebrated. I am even more excited that the proceeds from the sale of this vehicle will be used to restore and maintain the rest of the Heritage Fleet.”
Two additional Ford GTs crossing the block include a 2006 Ford GT (Lot #1056) that is one of 31 finished in yellow with black calipers from a total production run of 2,011. It is powered by a supercharged V8 engine paired with a 6-speed manual transmission. The track-only 2021 Ford GT Mk II (Lot #1051) is powered by a twin-turbocharged EcoBoost V6 engine producing over 700 horsepower paired with a 7-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission. It is one of 45 built globally and has 41 actual miles.
“Ford is famous for its dominance on the track over the years, their performance on the road and the off-road capabilities of their trucks and SUVs,” said Steve Davis, president of Barrett-Jackson. “A great group of their spectacular muscle cars, supercars and track stars will roll across the block. From a race-ready 2021 Ford GT Mk II (Lot #1051) and supercharged 2021 Shelby GT500 Signature Edition coupe (Lot #975) to the iconic 1968 Ford Mustang Licensed Eleanor 25th Anniversary Limited Edition (Lot #1068), we’ll have some once-in-a-lifetime opportunities to own a piece of Ford’s rich legacy.”
Classic Ford Mustangs include the 1968 Ford Mustang Licensed Eleanor 25th Anniversary Limited Edition (Lot #1068) that was issued “Gone in 60 Seconds” licensing to recognize the 25 years since this iconic movie character thrilled audiences worldwide. A certified “Eleanor” build, it has the movie-correct Eleanor body modifications and is finished in Pepper Gray Metallic two-stage exterior paint and rich black Rally body stripes. A 1967 Ford Mustang custom fastback (Lot #1007) is powered by a Coyote engine mated to a Tremec T56 6-speed manual transmission. It is equipped with a Roadster Shop chassis, coilover suspension and Baer brakes, with air conditioning, leather interior, custom stereo and 18-inch Shelby wheels.
For off-road enthusiasts, the custom 1969 Ford Bronco (Lot #1019) is powered by a Ford Performance Coyote engine paired with a new 6R80 automatic transmission with auxiliary cooler, managed by a Ford Racing Control Pack. The custom tan interior with plaid inserts features tilt steering, Dakota Digital RTX gauges with digital climate control, Vintage Air and a 7-inch Alpine ILX infotainment system. A 1972 Ford Bronco (Lot #1082) is a custom frame-off build powered by a V8 engine mated to an automatic transmission with overdrive. Comfort and technology highlights include air conditioning, a Dakota Digital gauge cluster, tilt steering column, RetroSound stereo system with six speakers, amplifier and subwoofer, and Amp Research power steps that deploy automatically with the doors.
Late-model Mustangs include a 2022 Ford Shelby GT500KR Heritage Edition (Lot #1084) finished in Britanny Blue Metallic with optional Wimbledon White over-the-top painted stripes and celebrates the 55th anniversary of the GT500. With a V8 engine that produces over 900 horsepower, it is one of 225 total produced for the world for this edition and has 615 actual miles. A 2021 Shelby GT500 Signature Edition (Lot #975) is powered by a supercharged V8 engine paired with a Tremec 7-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission. It is No. 31 of 100 produced for 2021 and began as a highly optioned Carbon Fiber Track Pack car before undergoing a Signature Edition conversion at Shelby American.
Other notable Ford-powered vehicles crossing the Scottsdale Fall Auction block include:
- 1968 Ford Mustang custom fastback (Lot #1008) – A special-order build by Xcentrick Autosports Inc., features a full carbon-fiber body with Roush V8 engine rated at 450 horsepower
- 1972 Ford Bronco (Lot #1092) – Freshly restored and powered by a V8 Coyote engine with a Power by the Hour accessory drive and control pack, with a 6-speed automatic transmission
Those interested in consigning their vehicles with confidence for the January 17-25, 2026, Scottsdale Auction are welcome to submit their application online. In addition, bidder registration is now open, with three packages to choose from, upgrades for Muscle Lounge access and Hammer High Tops. Throughout the four-day Scottsdale Fall Auction, children ages 12 and under enjoy complimentary admission with a paying adult. General admission tickets for students ages 13 through college-age are $10 and adult ticket prices start at $28.
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