1969 Ford mustang boss 429
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The icon of style, Ford Mustang has never been a true muscle car since the beginning of its production in 1964. The prices started from just $2,368, and to keep it this low the vehicle shared most components with other Ford cars, mainly Falcon, and was offered with budget powertrains. However, Mustang called for more powerful options and was often used as a base for performance vehicles, such as Shelby Mustang. From 1969 to 1970 Ford produced around 1,400 Mustang Boss 427 versions, propelled by 427 cubic inches V8 engine, delivering 375 hp. Ever since the Boss has been hunted for by collectors from all over the US. Mustang has never been as successful as in the 1960s, but remained one of the best-selling Ford cars.
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