Ford Mustang GT 500 cars stolen from the Ford factory in the same way as the 60 seconds movie

Details of the operation, “Eleanor”, to steal 4 Ford Mustang GT 500 cars, Hollywood style

Operation “Eleanor” is the name given by Mallaky.com to the theft of four Ford Mustang GT 500 cars from the Ford factory. And Eleanor was the name of the Ford Mustang in the supercar movies, and the car theft from the Ford factory is similar to the details of the movie (Gone in 60 Seconds), and during the movie, Randall, an advanced car thief, seeks to steal a car with the participation of a new generation of car thieves, Two copies of this film were produced.

The original movie showed a yellow Mustang dating back to 1971, but most people remember the 1967 Shelby GT500, in the new version of the movie that was shown in 2000, and according to the cinematic vision, the Mustang is the hardest car to steal, but the truth proved otherwise, so he made Film thieves stole a Ford Mustang Shelby from a showroom, but the real gang stole four Ford Mustang GT 500s from the Ford factory itself.

Clips of Eleanor’s car and a side from the movie “Gone in 60 Seconds” Let’s remember together the movie Eleanor car and know the details of the real process that took place at the Ford factory and we named it Eleanor

During the operation that the American police are trying to solve its mystery, an unknown number of thieves stole four Ford Mustang GT 500 cars from the factory headquarters, which is located 25 miles southwest of Detroit, next to a highway known as I-75, and during the theft, he The thieves got into five Mustangs, and they steered the first car towards the door, and the door was smashed, and the thieves got out of the other four cars from the factory.

The robbery took place last December 12, at 10:25 pm. US local time, authorities are searching for a group of suspects who stole several Mustangs from the Ford assembly plant in Flat Rock. Initial investigations indicate that one of the Ford Mustang GT 500 cars crashed and smashed the security gate in order to facilitate the exit of 4 more cars from the facility. Police said no video footage of the incident was available. …

Despite being a security gate, investigations stated that no video footage was available of the factory intrusion or auto theft, however, two cars were recovered, one of which was found in the town of Brownstown 10 miles north of the factory. The second car appeared in Southgate, a short distance from I-75, and was found completely smashed from the front end, but the other two cars are still missing.

Investigations stated that the recovered cars were free of any driver, and no suspects were mentioned in the case. No photo or identity of any of the suspects has been identified. The two cars were found devoid of any passengers or people, and the two cars sustained significant damage to the front end, which was completely destroyed.

Stealing vehicles directly from the factory is certainly a bold move, especially given that new factory vehicles rarely have more than two gallons of fuel in the tank. That might explain why two cars were abandoned close to the factory. Additionally, high-powered cars like the 760-hp (567 kW) GT500 often have some form of transmission or delivery mode that limits power until it is opened at dealerships. This does not explain how a security gate was breached, nor how two cars apparently managed to escape the police.

The two Ford Mustang GT 500 cars are still free and have not been captured, with reports stating that both cars were in a “black belladonna” color. The color of the two cars adds another mystery to the theft we called “Operation Eleanor.” Belladonna black is not present on the 2021 Ford Mustang GT 500, which is listed under Shadow Black, as a unique symbol of the black paint. No other description or pictures of the stolen cars were provided other than the color.

It is noteworthy that this is not the first time that a car theft has occurred, and almost a similar incident occurred in 2017. Thieves stole two Mustangs, after entering the factory through a hole in the surrounding fence. Security at the factory appeared to be poor, as police admitted at the time that they had investigated several similar thefts in past years.

Police are looking for information regarding stolen Mustangs, though tracking down a black Mustang in Detroit is a task akin to locating a specific piece of hay in a haystack. However, if you find yourself on a busy day in Waterford Hills and a fairly daring class is flaunting its new Mustang GT500, you probably don’t point out where you parked at night. It also looks like these criminals got away with the whole thing – at least for the time being

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