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This exceptional GT40 pays tribute to the legendary No. 6 GT40, famously driven by Jacky Ickx and Jackie Oliver to a thrilling victory over the Porsche 908 at the 1969 Le Mans. As an authentic continuation model, it features components nearly identical to the original, including a monocoque chassis.

Finished in the legendary Gulf Livery, it proudly displays the signature blue and orange paint, orange-painted wheels, twin-pin rear clam, and period-correct details like Gulf roundels and aluminum-painted door eyebrows.

Under the hood, it boasts a powerful 427 ci Windsor-based stroker engine equipped with Weber carburetors, Gurney-Weslake valve covers, and silver powder-coated pipes—delivering both stunning performance and historic authenticity.

• Iconic Gulf Livery: Classic blue and orange color scheme and authentic number 6 and racing decals.
• Authentic build: Over 244 laser-cut and pressed components, reinforced with electro-galvanized steel for durability.
• Gurney bubble.
• Moto-Lita steering wheel, Smith gauges, and Alcantara-covered seats with silver rivets.
• Equipped with independent suspension, Bilstein® coil-over shocks, and vented disc brakes with Wilwood calipers.
• Air conditioning and heater.

Gulf Oil - Pittsburgh Connection

Pittsburgh holds a special place in GT40 racing history as the former headquarters of Gulf Oil, a major force behind the GT40's legendary success. In the 1960s, Gulf Oil’s Executive Vice President, Grady Davis, sponsored the GT40 racing team in partnership with JW Automotive Engineering. This collaboration led to the iconic No. 6 GT40, bearing chassis 1075, achieving back-to-back victories at the 24 Hours of Le Mans in 1968 and 1969. The car's unmistakable Gulf Oil blue and orange livery has since become one of motorsport history's most recognizable and celebrated designs.