Steve McQueen's iconic car from the 1968 film 'Bullitt' is up for auction. The Ford Mustang GT was made famous by the movie's 11-minute car chase.
A dusty looking green Ford Mustang with some surface rust and holes cut in the trunk could very well become the most valuable Mustang -- maybe even the most valuable American muscle car of any kind -- ever sold at auction.
The 1968 Mustang GT, which will be offered for sale by Mecum Auctions at an event in Kissimmee, Florida, on Friday, was driven by the actor Steve McQueen in the movie Bullitt. Even if you've never seen the movie in its entirety, there's a good chance you've seen clips from its famous chase scene. It features the Highland Green Mustang with black wheels and McQueen clearly in the driver's seat in many shots.
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