The Heritage Blue and Heritage Orange paint scheme of the Le Mans–winning, Gulf Oil–sponsored Ford GT40 is one of those stimuli. To celebrate the 50th anniversary of the car's legendary wins ...

From that magic era where Ford and Ferrari ... behind this killer GT40 only gets better from there. It turns out that beyond its racing history, including some time at Le Mans in the hands of ...

Superformance is celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Gulf Ford GT40 P/1075’s second-consecutive victory at the 24 Hours of Le Mans, by releasing a limited edition replica of the famed race car.

The newest Ford GT Heritage Edition celebrates the company's Le Mans wins with a Gulf Oil color scheme The Heritage Edition has exposed carbon fiber A-pillars and 20-inch one-piece forged aluminum ...

A supercharged slice of American performance history with celebrity provenance has hit the auction block as Wayne Gretzky’s ...

With the Stanley Cup finals getting underway this week and featuring the team that Wayne Gretzky is arguably the most famous ...

02-1968-ford-gt40-gulf-mirage-rm-jpg 03-1968-ford-gt40-gulf ... for work as a camera car in McQueen’s now-legendary film, Le Mans. In order to go to work, the car’s roof section was entirely ...

In turn, it followed the black and silver '66 Heritage special paying tribute to Bruce McLaren and Chris Ammon's Le Mans-winning GT40 Mark II revealed in 2016. New for this 2019 Ford GT Gulf is an ...

“The 1968 GT40 quickly became a global sensation ... car – the modern spiritual successor to the amazing Gulf-Ford GT40s that took Le Mans and World Championship honors.” ...

The 1968 Ford GT40 Gulf/Mirage Lightweight Racing Car was expected ... was extremely successful in races ranging from Daytona to Le Mans, but in 1970 the GT40 was withdrawn from race duty for ...

You see, the 1960s popularity boost of the Gulf livery saw multiple ... the racing incarnation of the new Ford GT has already dominated its class at Le Mans, so the street machine you'll find ...

A shot of the No. 2 Ford GT40 Mk II piloted by Chris Amon and Bruce McLaren during the 1966 24 Hours of Le Mans. The No. 2 GT40 ended up winning the race, the first win in a four-year win streak ...