Ford Mustang Fastback GT 1968 Dark Green "Bullit" 1:18

October 1968. The world was still trying to make sense of 2001: A Space Odyssey, but another dark, roaring monolith was already blasting across the silver screen in Peter Yates's Bullitt. In this film noir of soft hats, gunfire and betrayal, Lieutenant Bullitt leads a hard-hitting investigation to catch mobsters suspected of murdering a key witness. The perfect hero for this thrilling thriller was none other than Steve McQueen, an actor and racing driver at the height of his career, who, although apparently lacking in gums, knew how to tame a steering wheel!

Accustomed to high-powered steeds, McQueen naturally decided to make the Mustang his shooting partner for Bullitt. The car was a Mustang 390 Fastback GT, the most powerful in the range with 320 horsepower, a 4-speed manual gearbox that was rare at the time and a Highland Green paint job that is now more than iconic.