MUNCLE MIKES COLLECTOR GUIDE
2007 Shelby GT-500 Collector Guide
The first Shelby releases use familiar rally stripes, but the casting soon branches into racing numbers, sponsor graphics and camouflage. These thirty-three pictured releases show how much the same body can change. Wheels, interior colors and window tint help separate cars that share a year or multipack assortment code.

- Pictured releases
- 33
- Series
- Mystery Cars, Nightburnerz, Code Cars and more
- Scale
- 1:64
- Feature
- Wheel, stripe and window variations
Look beyond the rally stripes
Phil Riehlman’s casting debuted in 2008 New Models. Faster Than Ever and Speed Machines followed in 2010, before Nightburnerz and Code Cars added their own racing decoration. The later multipacks bring three numbered colors for 2019 and three camouflage designs for 2021. Each photograph and caption links to the guide for that version.
Compare the editions
- 2008 L9915 — Red
- 2008 L9915 — Pearl White — flat grille
- 2008 L9915 — Black
- 2008 L9915 — Light Blue
- 2008 L9915 — Pearl White — gloss grille
- 2008 Not documented — Red — blue interior
- 2009 P2508 — Metalflake Purple
- 2009 P5671 — White
- 2010 R7563 — Dark Green
- 2010 R7563 — Metallic Plum
- 2010 R7563 — Dark Blue
- 2010 R8501 — Metallic Silver
- 2010 T4432 — Black
- 2010 X6999 — Dark Green
- 2010 X6999 — Metallic Plum
- 2010 X6999 — Dark Blue
- 2011 T9818 — White
- 2011 T9818 / V0019 — Flat Black
- 2011 V5208 — Burnt Orange
- 2012 V5535 — Pearl Dk. Yellow
- 2012 V5599 — Metalflake Purple
- 2013 Y2590 — Black
- 2013 Y2068 — Metalflake Dark Red
- 2013 X6999 — Metallic Blue
- 2014 X6999 — Metalflake orange — light-purple stripes
- 2014 X6999 — Metalflake orange — brown stripes
- 2015 X6999 — Dark Green
- 2019 X6999 — Blue
- 2019 X6999 — Metalflake Green
- 2019 X6999 — Metalflake Purple
- 2021 X6999 — Black
- 2021 X6999 — Metalflake Red
- 2021 X6999 — White
More releases in the catalog
These existing records are next for photo and detail review.
Compare the pictured releases

































Each photo links to the release it shows.
Choosing one for your collection
Start with the side graphics and wheels. Three purple releases in this gallery have different combinations: the 2009 Mystery car carries 09 and gold ten-spoke wheels; the 2012 Code Cars carries 28 and yellow-rimmed J5 wheels; the 2019 multipack carries 5 and yellow-rimmed OH5 wheels. On the white Nightburnerz car, check the window tint as well as the orange stripes.
The gallery covers thirty-three pictured variations, including both orange stripe colors, the red blue-interior multipack and the white grille finishes. The Toy Fair presentations and pink-window Nightburnerz still need exact-photo review; their catalog records are linked in the release index.
Collector questions
Is D20 the toy number of the black Nightburnerz Shelby?
No. D20 is a production-date code recorded on the base. The flat-black Nightburnerz release is cataloged under T9818 and V0019. Its lime interior, green graphics and J5 wheels are more useful when comparing listing photos.
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