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Rare 1964 Bill Thomas Cheetah, Chevy's Shelby Cobra Challenger, Hits Market for $2 Million

Elizabeth Puckett
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Rare 1964 Bill Thomas Cheetah, Chevy's Shelby Cobra Challenger, Hits Market for $2 Million
Rare 1964 Bill Thomas Cheetah, Chevy's Shelby Cobra Challenger, Hits Market for $2 Million

In the realm of classic cars, few vehicles command attention like the 1964 Bill Thomas Cheetah prototype, a rare gem that once aimed to rival the Shelby Cobra but now stands as a testament to automotive history. Currently available for sale through Hemmings, this vintage race car offers enthusiasts a chance to own a piece of Chevrolet's storied past, albeit at a hefty price tag of $2 million.

Former GM President John F. Gordon's 1964 Cheetah #002 Prototype
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Originally conceived as Chevy's answer to the iconic Shelby Cobra, the Bill Thomas Cheetah represented a bold venture into the world of high-performance racing. Crafted by race car driver and tuner Bill Thomas in collaboration with Don Edmunds, the Cheetah prototype embodied the spirit of innovation and competition that defined the era.

Former GM President John F. Gordon's 1964 Cheetah #002 Prototype
Image Via Hemmings