Luckily, Ford didn t scrap the project. Upon completion, the golden Mustang Fastback was shown off at movie-related promotional events before being sold to a Ford employee from Plymouth Michigan. It was given to his son, who raced it at local drag strips. The car was then sold in 1988 and was restored back to its former glory before its current owner acquired it in 2001.
Despite its age, the lost movie car only has 22,000 miles on the odometer and is in excellent condition restored to its original specification. For the first time in decades, the forgotten Goldfinger Mustang is currently being sold by Hemmings for $139,500. That may seem like a lot for a 1960s Mustang, but this has to be one of the rarest in the world considering its bespoke specification and fascinating Hollywood history.