Shelby American‘s new headquarters is just off the Las Vegas Strip, and the company has built a Heritage Center and retail store on the premises to show off some of Shelby’s creations over the years.

As a result, they’ve decided to “thin the herd”, so to speak, and offer up for sale eleven special Shelby vehicles that have been siting in their warehouse. The list of cars includes a number of prototypes and concept cars – the Shelby Cobra Demonstrator/Development vehicle, the 2007 Shelby GT prototype, the 2010 Shelby Super Snake Concept, the 2011 Shelby GTS Concept, the 2013 Shelby Raptor Concept, and the 2013 Focus Concept, along with several prototype vehicles that were created to prove out the theories behind the machines.

The complete list of cars can be found in this PDF file from the Shelby American website. 

The 2007 Shelby GT Prototype is up for $175,000 and was featured in much of the original sales and promotional materials. This was the first Shelby to receive their Wide Body modifications and is a truly unique piece of Shelby history.

The Shelby Cobra Demonstrator carries an asking price of $200,000. The Cobra was built by Shelby American as a 289FIA spec racer and carries a 351-based Windsor engine topped off with a Paxton supercharger under the hood.

In 2010, Shelby’s original Super Snake concept came to life with a whopping 750 emissions-legal supercharged horsepower, and the very first concept car can be yours for $125,000. 

Heady prices all, but true pieces of Shelby American motoring history. If you’ve got the pockets and a soft spot in your garage for a coveted piece of the Shelby Collection, check out the PDF linked above and place your bids today.