Boss 429

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The Boss 429 is a rare, race-bred late-1960s Ford Mustang variant built to homologate Ford’s 429 cubic-inch V8 for NASCAR competition.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Ford Mustang variant
high-performance automobile
muscle car
aspiration naturally aspirated
assemblyLocation Dearborn, Michigan, United States
surface form: Dearborn, Michigan
basedOn Ford Mustang
bodyStyle 2-door fastback
brakeType front disc brakes
rear drum brakes
collectibility highly collectible classic car
conversionLocation Brighton, Michigan NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
drivetrain rear-wheel drive
engineConfiguration V8 engine
engineDisplacement 429 cubic inches
7.0 liters
engineFamily Ford 385-series V8
era early 1970s
late 1960s
finalAssemblyBy Kar Kraft
frontShockTowers relocated for engine clearance
frontSuspension modified to fit 429 engine
homologatedEngine Ford 385-series V8
surface form: Ford 429 V8
homologatedFor NASCAR
hoodFeature large functional hood scoop
intendedUse NASCAR homologation
layout front-engine, rear-wheel-drive
manufacturer Ford Motor Company
manufacturerBrand Ford Motor Company
surface form: Ford
marketPosition top-of-the-line performance Mustang
modelYear 1969
1970
notableFor NASCAR homologation purpose
large-displacement racing-derived engine
very low production numbers
performanceCategory high-performance street car
platform Ford Mustang
surface form: first-generation Ford Mustang
predecessor none (unique homologation model)
productionEndYear 1970
productionMethod factory-built then converted by Kar Kraft
productionStartYear 1969
productionVolume limited production
rarityStatus rare collector car
standardTransmission Ford Toploader 4-speed manual
successor none (no direct successor)
transmission 4-speed manual transmission
valvetrain hemispherical combustion chambers
overhead camshaft

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