An extremely rare 1969 Ford Mustang 429 Boss has recently been listed for sale on James Edition in the Netherlands for an insane asking price of €350,000.
On the advertisement, it’s claimed that this rare 1969 Ford Mustang 429 Boss has covered just 1km, but that’s clearly not true as a similar Mustang 429 Boss was recently auctioned off by RM Auctions as the world’s lowest mileage 429 Boss with just 97 miles on the odometer. Nevertheless, this particular example is still extremely impressive and has been fully restored to its former glory.
There were 859 Ford Mustang 429 Boss’ created each fitted with a big-block V8 engine. In total, the 1969 Ford Mustang 429 Boss pumps out an impressive 375hp at 5,200rpm and the car became quickly popular in the street racing scene. What’s more, the 1969 Ford Mustang 429 Boss is a true driver’s car with it not being offered as a manual nor with air-conditioning with a four-speed manual being the favoured form of transmission. Torque was rated at 450lb-ft of torque at a low 3,400rpm meaning the 1969 Ford Mustang 429 Boss could hit 60mph new in 7.1 seconds, 100mph in 13.6 seconds and complete the quarter mile in 14.09 seconds at 102.85mph. The car then topped out at 118mph.
This particular example features a black leather interior and a white paintjob.
[Via James Edition]
I think there is a problem with the translation. Number 1 , to bring a car like this into Norway, the owner willhave to pay an import tax , approximately 25 %. # 2 , I think that is the restored mieage , although it could be real if it is an exported Boss to the E.U. Thanks for reading my opinion. I have and do alot of business with Norway Muscle car buyers. The price is correct for an imported car with Tax paid.