Few machines have ever captured the spirit of endurance racing and national pride like Ford’s GT40 MkII. Conceived to dethrone Ferrari at Le Mans, the MkII stands as the ultimate evolution of Ford’s Total Performance era and the car that cemented America’s dominance in international motorsport. Among this elite lineage, chassis XGT-3 is singular: one of only nine surviving MkII GT40s, one of just three built with a factory lightweight chassis and recognized by marque historian Ronnie Spain as the most original MkII in existence.
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1966 Ford GT40 MkII Lightweight
