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"With its mid-engine powerplant and era-bending styling, the Ford GT was a fitting reincarnation of Ford&amp;#039;s Ferrari-fighting race car from the 1960s, but it didn&amp;#039;t get any better than the Heritage model done up in the iconic Gulf Oil racing livery. Next month, a flawless example of the Ford GT Heritage will roll across the auction block at Auctions America in Fort Lauderdale (March 14-16), and it&amp;#039;s expected to fetch an estimated $400,000 when the gavel falls. With limited production and incredible performance, the Ford GT has held its value quite well since going out of production in 2006, but this particular model should prove even more special to collectors since there were only 343 of the blue-and-orange Heritage models produced (according to the auction listing). What&amp;#039;s more, this car has just 80 miles on the odometer.  And if you&amp;#039;re going to roll up to your local car show in your Gulf-liveried GT, why not look the part, too? Retro Motorsports Gear, Inc. offers plenty of Gulf Racing gear, but if you&amp;#039;ve already laid out the cash for this rare and ultra-low-mileage GT, you should definitely spring for the $130 historic-styled Gulf Racing jacket. READ THIS: A peek inside Ford GT designer Camilo Pardo&amp;#039;s Detroit studio "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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