Driving a 1969 Mustang Boss 429 from the Bob Marvin Collection at “The Shed” in Warroad, Minnesota.

Nicknamed the Boss 9 by true Mustang devotees, Mustang offered a 429 cid engine option in 1969. It was intended to compete with the Chrysler Hemi that was dominating the NASCAR circuit. Partnered with a single Holley 4 barrel carburetor it was rated at 350 horsepower but realistically developed over 500 hp. Air conditioning was not an option because there was no room for the a/c unit under the hood. The hood boasted the largest hood scoop ever offered on a Mustang and the next year was painted black. The car was available in 5 colors all with black interiors. This one is Royal Maroon. Only 859 Boss 429 car were built in 1969. This is an early edition with the NASCAR “S” code style engine that is numbers matching. The lone designation for the Boss 9 was a single decal behind the front wheel. Bill Elliot of NASCAR fame is a previous owner.

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