Ford Mustang 1969 Boss 429 (The greatest car of its era)

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The 1969 Ford Mustang Boss 429 is one of the most legendary muscle cars ever built. It was Ford's response to NASCAR's homologation requirements, meaning they had to produce a limited number of street versions to qualify their new 429 cubic inch (7.0L) V8 engine for racing.

Key Features:

  • Engine: 429 cubic inch (7.0L) Boss 429 V8

    • Horsepower: Officially rated at 375 hp, but actual output was likely over 500 hp
    • Torque: Around 450 lb-ft
    • Semi-Hemispherical Cylinder Heads: Designed for high-performance airflow
    • Holley 4-barrel carburetor

  • Transmission:

    • 4-speed Toploader manual transmission
    • Hurst shifter

  • Performance:

    • 0-60 mph: ~6.5 seconds
    • 1/4 mile: Around 14 seconds at 102 mph (estimated)
    • Top speed: ~118 mph

  • Exterior & Design:

    • Aggressive stance with a widened front track
    • No Boss 429 badging on the body (only on valve covers)
    • Functional hood scoop to feed the massive engine
    • Available colors: Black Jade, Raven Black, Royal Maroon, Wimbledon White, Candy Apple Red

  • Chassis & Suspension:

    • Specially reinforced front suspension to accommodate the heavy engine
    • Front shock towers repositioned
    • 9-inch rear axle with 3.91:1 gears

Production & Rarity

  • Only 859 units produced in 1969
  • An additional 499 units in 1970
  • Built by Kar Kraft, a Ford subcontractor
  • Today, the Boss 429 is one of the most valuable classic Mustangs, with pristine examples selling for over $500,000+ at auctions.

Why Is It Special?

  • One of the most powerful muscle cars of its era
  • Built for NASCAR but street-legal
  • Extremely rare and valuable
  • The Boss 429 engine is unique to this car (not shared with other Mustangs)

   Pictures Maybe Vary From the Original Car*

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