In the mid-1960s, Carroll Shelby teamed up with Alejandro de Tomaso to build a car so radical it could have reshaped American motorsport. The result was the De Tomaso P70—an experimental Can-Am racer designed by Peter Brock and built with Italian flair. But instead of glory, it sparked a bitter feud, a failed dream, and a hidden legend.
This is the untold story of the P70—the car that ended a partnership, inspired a grudge, and disappeared for decades.
-Built to challenge McLaren
-Designed by Peter Brock
-Abandoned by Shelby
-Reborn as the Mangusta’s revenge
Now, it’s resurfaced—restored, reborn, and heading to auction.
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