Shelby
- proper noun
- /ˈʃɛlbi/
- We saved the best for last: the '607 Shelby Mustang GT-500.
- Shelby Mustang
- Shelby Cobra
- Ford Shelby
Examples
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Car enthusiasts often dream of owning a classic Shelby Cobra due to its racing heritage.
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Ford Motor Company gets full ownership of Shelby American.
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I can tell you want my '65 Shelby Cobra, but guess what?
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Ken Miles takes the checkered flag, bringing glory to Shelby American.
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Shelby most recently collaborated with the company on the 2013 Ford Shelby GT500 Mustang, the most powerful production V8 in the world.
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1970 Shelby GT500—it was an apparent barn find in Buffalo, NY, about 17 years ago.
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The new Shelby Mustang is known for its impressive speed and handling.
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The Shelby brand has become synonymous with high-performance modifications on Ford vehicles.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Shelby as a car name comes from the designer Carroll Shelby, who used his family name for his high-performance Fords. That surname began as an old English place word related to shelf, meaning 'ledge', so the name now stands for fast, famous cars.