Mark IV Race Car '67

Following this triumph, Ford responded to updated FIA regulations by developing the Mark IV—a new test car with a highly aerodynamic body. This redesign pushed the top speed to 215.6 mph and significantly improved high-speed stability, crucial to its success in the 1967 Le Mans. There, the Mark IV outpaced its rival by five laps, securing a second consecutive victory for Ford at the famed endurance race.

The Ford Mark IV dominated the 1967 Le Mans 24 hour race, and it was a momentous achievement for Ford, which had also won the prior year. The car was powered by the 7L V8 engine that Carroll Shelby had chosen for the Mark II, but its chassis was completely different. The chassis was based on the J-car that was under development to meet new regulations... incorporating cutting edge aerodynamic innovations. As a result, the Mark IV was incredibly quick. So quick in fact, that it finished a full four laps ahead of the second-placed Ferrari 330 P4 at Le Mans in 1967. It's also worth noting that the drivers Dan Gurney and A.J. Foyt were both American, making this the first victory for an all-American team in the history of the 24 hours of Le Mans. And it's because of these facts that the Ford Mark IV has a special place in motorsport history.

The Ford Mark IV Race Car '67 can be acquired from the Legend Cars dealer. It was last added on March 6, 2026 for Cr. 6,750,000.