The collection includes the original 1962 CSX2000, the first Shelby Cobra prototype, though it occasionally tours.
The facility is integrated with an active production line, allowing guests to see cars being built in real-time.
Carroll Shelby’s personal office remains preserved within the facility.
The showroom displays significant race-winning cars from the 1960s Le Mans era.
Shelby American is one of the few high-performance manufacturers that remains open to the public for daily tours of its assembly area.
Shelby American Inc. operates a museum and manufacturing facility showcasing the history and engineering of Carroll Shelby’s iconic performance vehicles. The showroom features a rotating display of vintage and modern Shelby Mustangs, Cobras, and GTs. Visitors can observe the production floor where current Shelby models are assembled. The collection includes rare prototypes and vehicles significant to the brand's racing heritage. It functions as both a showroom for current vehicle sales and an educational space for automotive enthusiasts. The facility serves as the global headquarters for Shelby American. Exhibits are curated to highlight technical achievements in American automotive performance. The location provides a window into the evolution of high-performance sports car design.
Standing next to the signature white-and-blue striped Shelby Cobra positioned in the center of the main showroom floor.
Check the official website for scheduled factory floor closures before arrival.
Take time to read the plaques next to the vehicles, as they provide technical specs on the specific engine builds.
Ask staff about current special-order vehicles, as the inventory in the showroom changes frequently.
Do not attempt to touch the vehicles or cross safety barriers on the factory floor.
The facility is generally closed on major federal holidays; check the website for specific holiday closures.
