If Semon "Bunkie" Knudsen hadn't left General Motors to join Ford Motor Company in 1968 ... Assembly of the Job One 1969 Boss 429 Mustang was completed on January 15, 1969 at Kar Kraft's Brighton ...

Ford wanted and needed a response, based on the upcoming, new-for-'69 Mustang body ... for Wide Boots (tires). Sounds great. Yeah, boss." -- Eric Dahlquist,Motor Trend, March 1969 Now:The ...

Built in 1969 for Ford's drag racing program, the body ... is a Boss 429 with twin turbochargers. Montgomery revolutionized the NHRA's "Gasser" class in 1967 with his "Malco Gasser" '67 Mustang ...

WhenHot RodTech Editor John Thawley wrote up his preview of this 429-powered Mustang ... Ford contracted with Kar Kraft to build a limited run of Mustangs with the wide motor shoehorned in. Just ...

With more than a half-century of production, the Ford Mustang is ... track racing uses wide bends and cornering is not as important as straight-line speed. The Boss 429 in 1969 won more than ...

All three versions can be built from an original 1969–1970 Mustang body, or buyers who prefer some fresh metal can opt to have their car built with a brand-new Ford ... the Boss 429, or Boss ...

Ford has a new Mach 1 in the works. It’s not a Mustang, but an all-electric performance utility vehicle that it plans to unveil in a couple of years. If that’s not your thing, don’t worry ...

You’re not having a déjà vu because this Candy Apple Red 1969 Ford Mustang Boss 429 isn’t the exact same ... obviously has a unibody and not a body-on-frame platform. Apparently, there ...

Any first-generation Ford Mustang ... the Boss 429 was a limited-edition competitor for the equally rare Hemi-powered Mopars. Ford built only 1,359 of them for 1969 and 1970.

Serious collectors know that the search for any holy grail find can take you to all manner of unexpected places. So, it’s actually not all that surprising that one of the rarest examples of the ...