1969 Ford Boss 429 - Rare Numbers Matching S-Code 429ci Boss
Engine, Rotisserie Restoration
The 1969 Ford Mustang Boss 429 ranks among the most significant and
collectible American performance cars ever produced. Developed to
homologate Ford's formidable Boss 429 engine for NASCAR
competition, the model required extensive modification by Kar Kraft
to accommodate the massive semi-hemispherical-head V8. Just 859
Boss 429 Mustangs were produced for 1969, including only 279
desirable early-production examples equipped with the 820-S-code
engine.
This outstanding example retains its numbers-matching early S-code
429ci Boss engine and has been treated to a complete rotisserie
restoration. It is beautifully presented in its factory Royal
Maroon finish over a Black Clarion Knit vinyl interior. Its
purposeful mechanical specification includes a V-code 3.91
Traction-Lok rear axle, competition suspension and the distinctive
factory trunk-mounted battery arrangement.
Originally sold through Vaughn-Dunaway Motor Company in Mineral
Wells, Texas, this rare Boss 429 is documented by a Deluxe Marti
Report and accompanied by its owner's manual. Combining one of the
most desirable early Boss 429 engine configurations with its
factory color combination, matching-numbers engine and
comprehensive restoration, this Royal Maroon Boss represents an
exceptional example of Ford's legendary NASCAR-inspired
homologation special.
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