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With just over 13,000 ORIGINAL MILES, this is one of the lowest mileage Boss Mustangs in the world! This Mustang is one of the world's most famous, renown, and valuable muscle cars. With only 859 Boss429S ever made (857 were Mustangs), they're seen few and far in between. This 1969 Ford Mustang Boss9 for sale was built by Ford so the mighty 429 could be used to compete with Chrysler's 426 Hemi in the NASCAR circuit. To legally compete, 500 models must be built and sold to the public. And alas, the Boss was born! These engines were severely underrated, at 375 horsepower. A solid number, no doubt, but some sources say actual horsepower was far and beyond 500! In order to fit this engine in the Mustang, Ford contracted out the work to Kar Kraft in Brighton, MI to complete the heavy modifications. This Boss for sale was built on April 11th, 1969 and sold shortly after to Vanderstyne Ford Inc. in New York. This beautiful example is original, with only minor pieces, refreshed, changed, or refurbished. This 69' Ford Boss Mustang for sale has full documentation, including: Marti report, original build sheet, KK sticker (KK 1707), Special Performance vehicle...

I call this a tribute because Ford never made one this nice not even when Carrol got his hands on one and had his way with it. So there once was a movie that was then remade in 2000 about a group of happy go lucky car thefts who were all good hearted of course as they were the focus of the movie. In this movie which I will not name, there was a car the star of the movie always had problems with as he was trying to steal them, the poor guy. This car had a lady's name, Ellen, Noreen something like that and it was a beast well, except when you place that car beside this monster. This 1967 Fastback Mustang has the same look as the star car but that is where it stops. Under the hood lurks a 427 cubic inch Roush Performance V8. Topped with 8 Velocity stacks fuel injection system and enough goodies to produce 546 horsepower and 540 Feet pounds of torque without having the need of a 'go baby go' button. Do not look directly at it as there is enough chrome to blind you. Backing this torque monster is a Tremec...

The '63 Corvette Coupe is better known around the world as the 'Split Window' Corvette. 1963 was the first year for the 2nd generation Corvette, and the coupe was the first non-convertible Corvette offered to buyers. Although GM's top brass and Zora-Arkus Duntov disliked the split window because the pillar that split the back glass impeded rearward visibility. As a result, many Corvette coupe buyers removed the split windows, cut the 'spine', and installed a single backglass. Since this happened to a good number of the '63 Corvette coupes, those that didn't receive the 'surgery' have become very valuable, as the surviving intact coupes dwindled in number. The owner and builder of this gorgeous coupe has been awarded high honors in various NCRS and Concours events, as well as Bloomington Gold recognition for numerous Corvettes that he has restored and is recognized as a 'Master Corvette Restorer'. This 1963 Corvette Coupe is one of his dream projects, and it has been given full restomod treatment. Starting in 2014 with a '63 Corvette coupe that he found in 'less than good condition', he spent a year restoring and modifying it to his desired configuration. A chief aim for the project was to...

In 1969 Ford produced just 859 of these to compete with Chrysler's 426 Hemi in the NASCAR circuit. These engines were severely underrated at 375 horsepower. Some sources say actual horsepower was far and beyond 500! In order to fit this engine in the Mustang, Ford contracted out the work to Kar Kraft in Brighton, MI to complete the heavy modifications. This Boss9 was built on March 28th, 1969 and sold shortly after on April 10th, 1969. This beautiful example was removed from a garage in 1985 with just 4,000 miles and driven for another 12,000 miles before it was sent to the restoration shop where it underwent a full frame off restoration. The vehicle has been restored to the condition it would have come out of the factory is '69. The car's original colors have been retained: Wimbledon White on the outside, and a beautiful Black vinyl interior. Where Mach1S and Shelbys are typically adorned with striping, the Boss has a much more subtle exterior scheme. Mono-tone paint and simple 'Boss 429' lettering on the fender make the car a bit of a sleeper. Take a peek at the undercarriage and it is clear no expense was spared when refurbishing...

Wow! Check out this low mileage, extremely clean real numbers matching 1968 Mustang Shelby GT 500KR Convertible in Highland Green. This car offers an opportunity to own one of the rarest of the high performance early Mustangs! It is powered by a 400HP (unofficial) 428 cu in 4V. The power is hooked up to the rear via a 3. 50 'Traction-Lok' rear axle. Stopping power is provided by front power disc brakes and it has the competition handling package. Other features include: 'Tilt-Pop' steering column with the deluxe steering wheel, extra cooling...