❗️After two decades of legal disputes, the famous 1967 Shelby GT500 “Eleanor” Mustang from Gone in 60 Seconds is finally free from copyright restrictions. Courts ruled that Eleanor is not a copyrightable character but simply a movie prop, overturning long-standing claims that blocked official reproductions. This landmark decision allows authorized recreations of the Eleanor Mustang to be built and sold legally for the first time. The ruling ends Denice Halicki’s attempts to enforce exclusive control over the car’s likeness, which had previously halted countless replica projects. Cinema Vehicle Services, the company that built the original movie cars, will celebrate the film’s 25th anniversary by producing 25 authentic replicas. These “Eleanor: Gone Again” Mustangs will be crafted from restored 1967 Mustang shells with movie-accurate bodywork, details, and certification. The revival means fans can finally own a true, officially licensed Eleanor Mustang — a dream that was legally i...