Shelby Daytona CSX2469 (1965 to 1965)

Chassis CSX2469 is uniquely legendary because it is a genuine, period-correct 1965 Shelby Cobra rolling chassis that Carroll Shelby personally owned and commissioned to be hand-re-bodied as a Daytona Coupe in 1997. As Shelby's personal vintage race car, it was driven by motorsport icons like Phil Hill and Derek Bell, carrying an ironclad paper trail directly from Shelby's own garage. This exceptional pedigree establishes it as the ultimate "honorary" seventh Daytona, making it one of the most significant and valuable Shelby vehicles outside of the original six factory coupes.