Mustang Boss 429 '69

This special high-performance Mustang was produced for only two years.

Displacement: 7,030 cc
Drivetrain: FR
Max. Power: 374 BHP / 5,000 rpm
Max. Torque: 62.2 kgfm / 3,500 rpm
Length: 4,760 mm
Width: 1,824 mm
Height: 1,280 mm
Weight: 1,614 kg
Aspiration: NA

Gr.N / PP 500.42

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This enhanced variant was exclusively offered on the 1969 and 1970 model years of Ford’s original Mustang. Built for NASCAR homologation, this Mustang housed the largest engine ever fitted to the model—a 7.0-liter V-8 known as the 429. Easily identified by its prominent hood scoop, it is often hailed as the most powerful Mustang in the model’s storied history.

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This is the legendary Mustang equipped with the Boss 429 Ford race engine. You may have heard the 427 "side oiler" engine used by Ford in the 1960s. It also powered classic models like the GT40 and the Shelby 427 Cobra. This Mustang BOSS 429 engine is the successor to the 427 and was developed as part of Ford's push into NASCAR. The street-legal version of the BOSS 429 produced a conservative 375 hp, while the race version pumped out 560 hp. NASCAR regulations required 500 of these engines to be mass produced. After fulfilling NASCAR's homologation requirement, the Mustang BOSS 429 ended its production run in just two years.