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I’d etch his name in the frame so his soul can feel it when ever it’s driven, that’s what I’d do if the original owner is dead when I find the barn find
You call around, stop at barns, run ads, then boom, someone calls and says they have a car in a barn. Then you get the address and drive over there, open the door, walk in and find it.
He in my opinion underpaid for this car, he used his connections to get this beautiful car for a lot less than what it's truly worth, that's the way it usually goes, they are very conniving when it comes to buying cars that they find in the barns, they in my opinion are worst than a crooked politician , if you want to buy a nice used car without ripping some old widow out of her fortune, go and look at the classified ads, the internet you may pay a little more money, but your conscious would atleast be clean knowing that you did not underpay for a classic car and literally stole money from the original owner, most barn finders are just con artist they know the true value of the car when they find it, but they never in my opinion mention it when they make a deal instead they play dum and just want to pay you pennies on the dollar for the true car value, and their intentions are to buy the car dirt cheap and resale it for a lot more, What all these widows need to start doing is their homework go into the internet and do their research and sale the car for top dollar, and maybe then all these leaches would stop coming around to take advantage of anther person's misfortune🙏🙏
Because we’re in the era of “the nice ones”. All the hemis, copos, and shelbys found sitting in barns, fields, sides of the road, rivers, and ponds have been gone for decades. Now we’re seeing the family forever cars, sitting in a/c cars, one owner babied cars, put away for decades.
the current owner bought it from my ex-boss (from Michigan), who in turn bought it from a gentleman from Illinois in 2013, so the barn find was actually credited to gentleman in Illinois that purchased it from original texas family back in 2009. the gentleman in illinois also once owned the one of one 1967 GT500 Super snake.
As a young man in the 70's, these cars were a dime a dozen. So were Novas, Malibus, Firebirds, AR Cuda's, karma ghias, Corvairs, Camaros. 66-70 were the best years, it went to hell after that...
@@that9erguyoverthere165 The 351 Cleveland might be the best small block ever built. Hell modern Cleveland engines were beating LSX engines in the Engine Masters challenge. Huge canted valves FTW
Sad that Mr. Bob Justice only got to enjoy her for a passing moment but someone stored her right so we can admire it today. Thank you Bob and those responsible for her storage.
Having even the license plate matching as in the original bill of sale ! amazing provenence. Truly a special car. Was going to joke that at 1/4 mile at a time 198 miles is a fair amount of driving, then I watched the video : ]
I thought the same when I saw the mileage.Damn near 800 1/4 mile drag runs, can't be much original left in that engine. Turns out only shifter was changed. Amazing.
I got to look over this car a few years back at the Steamboat Springs Mustang Roundup. I also met this gentleman, Randy. He was very happy to show me around the car, and all the special things, bespoke to the car. I was able to snap well over 40 photos of it and it is one of the best barn finds, I’ve seen since- Rod Hollins 69 boss 429 (royal maroon car that ended up on Barrett Jackson years later) barn find back in the early 00’s (I believe that car had less than 300 miles on it)
@@vincevegacustoms754 dude girls have no self respect. You know 1 in 3 girls today have std's? I wish I was born back then. Most girls have fake butts today too. It's all fake these days
I love 69s. In 1970 at age 18 I bought a 69 plane Jane looking 428 CJ 4spd. fastback Mustang Highlander green. No P/S or air. It had 13,000 miles I paid $1,900 for it. What a car to have at during the muscle car era, and to be 18. I used to run it at the old Irwindale Raceway Ca. Best time was 13.46. Slow considering my 2016 F-150 2.7 L V6 would beat it now. Your car is just great. I wouldn’t change a thing. Take care, tim
I don’t get people who park these cars for decades without doing anything with them. Kudos to the original drag racer who did an outstanding job putting this car together.
lots of guys went to nam and left their cars here and their families kept them as remembrance and now adays they are starting to die off and these kinds of cars are popping up here and there
Wharton is only 20 minutes from my house! It's amazing what can be hidden away right down the road from you! I bought the Rare Finds book years ago because I saw this find in it and have always been amazed by it. We have bought vehicles from Von Wil Ford, and I take my Mustang to them for warranty work and recalls! It's a small world. Thanks for making a video of this car so I could see it cleaned up! Beautiful!
That car is my dream car, ever since i looked at one in Hemmings Motor News magazine, i just fell in love. Im not a drag racer, only on video games, but just hearing that roaring V8 under the hood makes your heart jump a few notches. Man what a find.
I used to go to the Eastex drag strip as a kid, where the time slip was from. Sadly, it's a subdivision now. It was awesome to hear them drag racing from miles away on Saturdays and Sundays. Thanks for the memories!
Owned a 69 Boss 302 when new. Traded it in on A Toyota Celica in1973 when had a family. Shed a tear. Bought a 70 Boss 302 in 1988 and kept it until 2007 when relocated to Oregon. Loved them.
I heard of a guy that traded a Ferrari for a house years ago, before Ferrari prices took off. After not too many years he had the most expensive house in the neighborhood.
Here in Texas back in the day there was a guy that traded an AAR Cuda for a new Mitsubishi Challenger. I always wondered what he thought about that trade never saw him again. I guess he like the gas mileage. Monty are you out there.
That's gotta be one of the top 3 greatest Boss survivor cars in existence...& one of the most expensive!!! I really enjoyed seeing the video of this time capsule even though I'm a Pontiac man. Spectacular!
...And it's a real fastback! So glad a real car guy ended up with this beauty over an investor type. I truely believe Robert would approve :) Congrats Bro!
Lovely car! Just as I remember them new .I was Born In New Zealand too and we were car crazy . We got lots of cars back in the day which are now highly collectible and Kiwis are Still buying up your cars to take home. And hey we did get at least one 62 Imperial. There was one in New Zealand, In Auckland City owned by a business man who used it as a kind of Mobile office . i tried to buy it around 1973 but he wouldn't sell.
Thank you very much for the positive response. The car people I work with are great. They help me with my cameras when I am on site and I am very grateful to them and everybody that watches on RUclips.
In a little town called Morton Washington, there is an old ford dealership that looks identical to that brick building. Its since been retired (the new building is up the road) but it holds a great collection of early Fords. Lots of childhood memories.
My dads also got a 69 boss 302 same color blue. He’s had it for 20 years now and still sitting like it is when he brought it home luckily it’s in a garage
Car's are made to be driven, this sweet pony was built to race. On one hand it's simply unbelievable how the car has been preserved, on the other it's sad that she will never see a racetrack.
My dream car... From Johannesburg South Africa... I have a 1974 mustang II that I had since I was 16... I'm 31 now. One day I will buy me a 1969 boss 302...
The mustang I have as my picture was stored for 14 years in my garage dusty as hell . But she cleaned up perfect . I don’t know why I let it go that long but things happen for reason maybe I wouldn’t own it still or worse . Now she will be a show car and club care soon . I plan on joining South Jersey mustang club soon . I have pictures of her all nasty and looks just like a barn find .
how cool to have a name like that.for a mopar guy,that'd be like having your last name be hemi! lol. my buddy has a 66 hemi charger with barely over a thousand miles on the clock. born a drag car,it was done a quarter mile at a time. ☆☆☆
I changed my profile pic to the car in question : ) I sent away for the Marti back then, it turned out to be a true Boss car, with extra-cost options including; Power Steering, AM radio, and Rear Spoiler. Yellow/Black car, originally from Seattle. I changed my profile picture to the car in question. I have one of the rear of the car, and the engine too. These finds are still out there : )
I am friends with the owners of the dealership that sponsored the car, they still own it. There is a photo of the car hanging in the showroom of the car being raced. And I worked there for a while.
This is heaven for me i love this car i never seen a single old Mustang in my entire i don't know how i i have love this cars this love come from my heart my dream is buy only 1 mustang 1969 in my life i don't how mani days months years i can spend to watching my dream car i will care like i care my my self
Great find. The 69 Boss 302 sported 2.23 intake valves which was toned down to 2.19 for 1970 ..Strange how the shaker hood wasn't even a option in 69 (Boss 302) but became available in 70 !? Equally strange how the 351 Cleveland wasn't offered until 1970 even though the 69 Boss 302 has Cleveland heads on it !? That would have made the 69 Shelby GT 350 WAY more potent !
I owned a 67 black camaro and after that a 68 SS 427 Camaro. ALL these cars were a dime a dozen, parts were plentiful and VERY FEW of us knew what we had at the time. I had my pick at 17 years of age, of 65 malibus, 68 novas, 68 firebirds, Mustangs, chevys , mopar , you name it. They were cheap , had lots of chrome and they were fun. My Favorite was a 65 stock turbo Corvair with 140 Heads, I am kicking myself for ever selling it. The thing is we old guys know the true worth of these cars and Would Never pay 50,000 for an old muscle car. I would love to have a 69 black on black Boss 429 or hemi Cuda to work on , but not at the price. I will just stay with my memories and DAMN GLAD I lived during the muscle car times and cruising and armor all and Pioneer super tuners, and Cragar chrome SS mags. Amen , RH DSD
Removing the rev-limiter transformed the Boss Mustangs into world beaters. That limiter kicked in at 6150rpm. That engine could easily hit 8,000 rpm in the lower gears. Hands down the fastest 290 hp car ever made😉
The intake valves on these 69 Boss 302's were bigger than a L78 BBC......lol 2.230" vs 2.190". .... hence the reasoning behind the 5:13 gears. Even the Trans Am racers went to the smaller 2.190s and they ran them at 7000 rpm with little loss of top end. Would be a fun car to take down the drag strip for sure.
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69 Mustang has to be one of the best looking cars ever, hell it even looks fast parked.
68 charger 😂is his brother
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Poor original owner never got to experience it fully. Rip Bob justice forever ripping his 302 down the quarter
Wow, love that sentiment.
I’d etch his name in the frame so his soul can feel it when ever it’s driven, that’s what I’d do if the original owner is dead when I find the barn find
Poor current owner, has a car just to show it off and not to drive it. It will have 196miles on the odo forever...
That beaut needs to be takin down the dragstrip and in memory of Bob
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I dont understand how these kinds of barn finds are still even possible nowadays
You call around, stop at barns, run ads, then boom, someone calls and says they have a car in a barn. Then you get the address and drive over there, open the door, walk in and find it.
He in my opinion underpaid for this car, he used his connections to get this beautiful car for a lot less than what it's truly worth, that's the way it usually goes, they are very conniving when it comes to buying cars that they find in the barns, they in my opinion are worst than a crooked politician , if you want to buy a nice used car without ripping some old widow out of her fortune, go and look at the classified ads, the internet you may pay a little more money, but your conscious would atleast be clean knowing that you did not underpay for a classic car and literally stole money from the original owner, most barn finders are just con artist they know the true value of the car when they find it, but they never in my opinion mention it when they make a deal instead they play dum and just want to pay you pennies on the dollar for the true car value, and their intentions are to buy the car dirt cheap and resale it for a lot more,
What all these widows need to start doing is their homework go into the internet and do their research and sale the car for top dollar, and maybe then all these leaches would stop coming around to take advantage of anther person's misfortune🙏🙏
Cnn and msnbc have reported on them for several years
Because we’re in the era of “the nice ones”. All the hemis, copos, and shelbys found sitting in barns, fields, sides of the road, rivers, and ponds have been gone for decades. Now we’re seeing the family forever cars, sitting in a/c cars, one owner babied cars, put away for decades.
the current owner bought it from my ex-boss (from Michigan), who in turn bought it from a gentleman from Illinois in 2013, so the barn find was actually credited to gentleman in Illinois that purchased it from original texas family back in 2009. the gentleman in illinois also once owned the one of one 1967 GT500 Super snake.
69 in my opinion is the best year for mustangs. 69 Boss 429, 69 Boss 302, GT500, GT350, Mach 1 ect.....
I like 1970 a little better. 351 Clevelands showed up.
@@331Grabber my dad use to always tell 351 Clevelands were bad ass motors and the 351 Windsors
As a young man in the 70's, these cars were a dime a dozen. So were Novas, Malibus, Firebirds, AR Cuda's, karma ghias, Corvairs, Camaros. 66-70 were the best years, it went to hell after that...
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The 351 Cleveland might be the best small block ever built. Hell modern Cleveland engines were beating LSX engines in the Engine Masters challenge. Huge canted valves FTW
69 all the way! Not a big fan of the deleted scoops from rear quarters and revamped frontend on the 70s models .....
Sad that Mr. Bob Justice only got to enjoy her for a passing moment but someone stored her right so we can admire it today. Thank you Bob and those responsible for her storage.
Having even the license plate matching as in the original bill of sale ! amazing provenence. Truly a special car. Was going to joke that at 1/4 mile at a time 198 miles is a fair amount of driving, then I watched the video : ]
I thought the same when I saw the mileage.Damn near 800 1/4 mile drag runs, can't be much original left in that engine. Turns out only shifter was changed. Amazing.
1/4 mile run + 1/4 mile shutdown + over a 1/2 mile return + tuning mileage = not so many runs.
Probably driven to the strip, hence the extra miles?
I got to look over this car a few years back at the Steamboat Springs Mustang Roundup. I also met this gentleman, Randy. He was very happy to show me around the car, and all the special things, bespoke to the car. I was able to snap well over 40 photos of it and it is one of the best barn finds, I’ve seen since- Rod Hollins 69 boss 429 (royal maroon car that ended up on Barrett Jackson years later) barn find back in the early 00’s (I believe that car had less than 300 miles on it)
Who said money can't buy you love.
@Chuck Finley better then today??are you serious??all fake love. Temporary and for the wrong reasons hahaha
@@vincevegacustoms754 dude girls have no self respect. You know 1 in 3 girls today have std's? I wish I was born back then. Most girls have fake butts today too. It's all fake these days
People who never had enough $
Get that 302 up to revving and send everyone running for cover. Bet she's still run a good time if they gave her a chance.
@@vincevegacustoms754 Like today .
WOW, I had no idea there was a show like that this close to me. The garage find is awesome.
I love 69s. In 1970 at age 18 I bought a 69 plane Jane looking 428 CJ 4spd. fastback Mustang Highlander green. No P/S or air. It had 13,000 miles I paid $1,900 for it. What a car to have at during the muscle car era, and to be 18. I used to run it at the old Irwindale Raceway Ca. Best time was 13.46. Slow considering my 2016 F-150 2.7 L V6 would beat it now. Your car is just great. I wouldn’t change a thing. Take care, tim
9:30 My goodness that engine tone sounds wonderful. It's a factory fresh motor, wow.
Is that a joke? You do realize this is a race car and that engine has probably been gone through several times, if it's even the original.
I don’t get people who park these cars for decades without doing anything with them. Kudos to the original drag racer who did an outstanding job putting this car together.
Omg,there can't be another on this planet with such low milage, absolutely beautiful.
Im sure there is plenty but yet to be discoverd not of this exact model but rare finds.
Could be pal, they do keep popping up now and again.
lots of guys went to nam and left their cars here and their families kept them as remembrance and now adays they are starting to die off and these kinds of cars are popping up here and there
I’m amazed at what keeps popping up now!
There was a recent 70 Hemi Cuda found with 81 miles showing on odometer 1/4 mile at a time.
Wharton is only 20 minutes from my house! It's amazing what can be hidden away right down the road from you! I bought the Rare Finds book years ago because I saw this find in it and have always been amazed by it. We have bought vehicles from Von Wil Ford, and I take my Mustang to them for warranty work and recalls! It's a small world. Thanks for making a video of this car so I could see it cleaned up! Beautiful!
My sentiment, too. I was shocked with how new this car looks. It's amazing.
I couldn’t imagine how much this iconic piece of art is worth. Absolutely stunning.
Sounds like a solid lifter cam. Owned a air conditioning business & stored in it. What a treat.
That car is my dream car, ever since i looked at one in Hemmings Motor News magazine, i just fell in love. Im not a drag racer, only on video games, but just hearing that roaring V8 under the hood makes your heart jump a few notches. Man what a find.
I used to go to the Eastex drag strip as a kid, where the time slip was from. Sadly, it's a subdivision now. It was awesome to hear them drag racing from miles away on Saturdays and Sundays. Thanks for the memories!
Running 13.04 back in '69 was very good.
With a Boss 302, yes. I remember a feature we did on a stock Boss 302 that ran in the 14's. Of course, the Boss 302 was designed for road racing.
Now i do this with a stock 2.0l hahahaha
that's interesting, you must be king of the kids
With slicks and a 5.14 rear end...
13.04 in a stock 2.0 lol what are you running the 8th?!
Owned a 69 Boss 302 when new. Traded it in on A Toyota Celica in1973 when had a family. Shed a tear. Bought a 70 Boss 302 in 1988 and kept it until 2007 when relocated to Oregon. Loved them.
I heard of a guy that traded a Ferrari for a house years ago, before Ferrari prices took off. After not too many years he had the most expensive house in the neighborhood.
Here in Texas back in the day there was a guy that traded an AAR Cuda for a new Mitsubishi Challenger. I always wondered what he thought about that trade never saw him again. I guess he like the gas mileage. Monty are you out there.
OMG! Love that car and the story behind it is very emotional, very touching. That must be a $500,000
car! 😯💗👍
I'm guessing over a million dollars at auction.
Amazing! Great story and find..... 👊🏼
That's gotta be one of the top 3 greatest Boss survivor cars in existence...& one of the most expensive!!! I really enjoyed seeing the video of this time capsule even though I'm a Pontiac man. Spectacular!
How much is this car worth
Jerry nice speaking with you today. I am watching thru all your videos. Great work! what a great job you have!
Owned a 70 boss 302 in 1976 paid 900 for the car. I did a valve job and adjusted the shifter lickage 4 speed great car
If I was to go to that car show I would think iam in heaven because I love mustangs
That Engine sounds so Sick!! A Boss 302 Symphony , A truly amazing barn find
Most amazing barn find I have seen!
this guy has no credit for the barn find, he is third owner since barn find way back in 2009
Thanks 🙏🏻 for sharing... such a gem 💎
oh my goodness!! sweet beauties.. ! I sure miss mine! Thank you for sharing! Someday... I can't wait! I appreciate your respect in mustangs!
...And it's a real fastback! So glad a real car guy ended up with this beauty over an investor type. I truely believe Robert would approve :)
Congrats Bro!
Did you know Robert?
No Sir, But I have a Good Idea that I'll meet him soon enuff though :)
Absolutely Incredible!!! Such a Cool Mustang!
Lovely car! Just as I remember them new .I was Born In New Zealand too and we were car crazy . We got lots of cars back in the day which are now highly collectible and Kiwis are Still buying up your cars to take home. And hey we did get at least one 62 Imperial. There was one in New Zealand, In Auckland City owned by a business man who used it as a kind of Mobile office . i tried to buy it around 1973 but he wouldn't sell.
You can keep it there.
GREAT JOB saving the info and recordings . Very very cool my friend
Best Mustang year. Excellent engine. Bring back the 60s and 70s.
I wish I could find one like this simply amazing
Thanks Larry Shinoda
Great story, love those mustangs. There's more hidden in barns and garages.
Oh the sound of a solid lifter Boss 302! Pure music!!
In '71 I bought the motor out of a wrecked Boss 302 and put into a '67 Torino GT. Surprised a lot of folks when it walked past them.
The guy had an air conditioning business so the garage was air conditioned which kept the car from rusting!
Marc B and it was in texas
Wrong.
Uh down in Texas cars don't rust...just FYI
South Texas? Houston? Cars don’t rust? Hahahahaa... good one!
Are you kidding?!?! That's awesome! I would kill to have that!
What a great story! lovely car mate!
What an awesome find! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you very much for the positive response. The car people I work with are great. They help me with my cameras when I am on site and I am very grateful to them and everybody that watches on RUclips.
Amazing garage find!!!!
In a little town called Morton Washington, there is an old ford dealership that looks identical to that brick building. Its since been retired (the new building is up the road) but it holds a great collection of early Fords. Lots of childhood memories.
Love the Boss. A truly amazing American icon.
God if we could only go back and know what we know now
I can’t tell you how many muscle cars I’ve sold for cheap that are now worth big bucks
dude ... i wrecked a car lot full over my younger days ... 69 ss 396 chevelle , 70 roadrunner 400 tnt engine and so many others...
This video just made my day 😊
Awesome video Jerry!
Mustang ranch heaven, beautiful !!
I remember seeing this in the rare finds section of Muscle Car Review magazine around 9 or 10 years ago.
wow! 196 miles,amazing!
There is a blue boss 302 down the street from me that has been sitting in the weeds for over 10 years. Its sad that it will just rot away.
where send me a email i would like to look at it
@@mastera6999 Its in houston tx
Javier Guerra where in Houston Texas are we talking about
@@mastera6999 29.6998702, -95.3545901
@@leo23chivo 29.6998702, -95.3545901
My dads also got a 69 boss 302 same color blue. He’s had it for 20 years now and still sitting like it is when he brought it home luckily it’s in a garage
I was at the nationals I was drooling over this car
Since he apparently bought it to drag race, I am surprised that he didn't buy a 428 car.
Cool car, anyhow.
HOLY CRAP O RAMA !!! What an amazing find.
Love these white color with the black decals my favorite color
Wonderful story, what a car!
Wow! That is nice! Need to park it on wood.
like those 302 Boss motors . Got one in my garage .
Your channel is Gold! Thanks
Appreciate that very much.
Car's are made to be driven, this sweet pony was built to race. On one hand it's simply unbelievable how the car has been preserved, on the other it's sad that she will never see a racetrack.
My dream car... From Johannesburg South Africa... I have a 1974 mustang II that I had since I was 16... I'm 31 now. One day I will buy me a 1969 boss 302...
Man these are amazing videos!
That car is sooo amazing and must be worth a fortune..!!!!!
The mustang I have as my picture was stored for 14 years in my garage dusty as hell . But she cleaned up perfect . I don’t know why I let it go that long but things happen for reason maybe I wouldn’t own it still or worse . Now she will be a show car and club care soon . I plan on joining South Jersey mustang club soon . I have pictures of her all nasty and looks just like a barn find .
Wish I had some “gone in 60 seconds” kind of friends
That’s incredible what an amazing car
🔰 This kind of thing always amazes me that these cars are still out there…😎🇺🇸
Find of a lifetime!
So cool! Friend of mine had a 69 Boss 429
how cool to have a name like that.for a mopar guy,that'd be like having your last name be hemi! lol. my buddy has a 66 hemi charger with barely over a thousand miles on the clock. born a drag car,it was done a quarter mile at a time. ☆☆☆
I found a Yellow Boss 351 once Jerry, I should've told you about it when I found it. I tried calling Bob but he was on vacation that week.
Yes, but maybe it's not too late. Did you snap lots of photos with your cell phone?
I changed my profile pic to the car in question : ) I sent away for the Marti back then, it turned out to be a true Boss car, with extra-cost options including; Power Steering, AM radio, and Rear Spoiler. Yellow/Black car, originally from Seattle. I changed my profile picture to the car in question. I have one of the rear of the car, and the engine too. These finds are still out there : )
I am friends with the owners of the dealership that sponsored the car, they still own it. There is a photo of the car hanging in the showroom of the car being raced. And I worked there for a while.
This is heaven for me i love this car i never seen a single old Mustang in my entire i don't know how i i have love this cars this love come from my heart my dream is buy only 1 mustang 1969 in my life i don't how mani days months years i can spend to watching my dream car i will care like i care my my self
very precious example ..thank you for saving american history
Great find. The 69 Boss 302 sported 2.23 intake valves which was toned down to 2.19 for 1970 ..Strange how the shaker hood wasn't even a option in 69 (Boss 302) but became available in 70 !? Equally strange how the 351 Cleveland wasn't offered until 1970 even though the 69 Boss 302 has Cleveland heads on it !? That would have made the 69 Shelby GT 350 WAY more potent !
This rare find Boss car should be run on the track like it was originally intended to be used for, I love watching these old muscle cars drag race
Love the Boss 302!
I owned a 67 black camaro and after that a 68 SS 427 Camaro. ALL these cars were a dime a dozen, parts were plentiful and VERY FEW of us knew what we had at the time. I had my pick at 17 years of age, of 65 malibus, 68 novas, 68 firebirds, Mustangs, chevys , mopar , you name it. They were cheap , had lots of chrome and they were fun. My Favorite was a 65 stock turbo Corvair with 140 Heads, I am kicking myself for ever selling it. The thing is we old guys know the true worth of these cars and Would Never pay 50,000 for an old muscle car. I would love to have a 69 black on black Boss 429 or hemi Cuda to work on , but not at the price. I will just stay with my memories and DAMN GLAD I lived during the muscle car times and cruising and armor all and Pioneer super tuners, and Cragar chrome SS mags. Amen , RH DSD
What a find!
March 13 2009
Exactly 11 years next month and it's also my birthday :)
Proud to say my dad and I are rebuilding a 69’ Boss 302 all original and the same Acapulco Blue color very soon
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秀樹感激～♪
Wow ..what a find
Removing the rev-limiter transformed the Boss Mustangs into world beaters. That limiter kicked in at 6150rpm. That engine could easily hit 8,000 rpm in the lower gears.
Hands down the fastest 290 hp car ever made😉
Dad is that you I love you
Too funny. I live 13 miles from Von-Wil Ford and I remember Mr. Justice. Never knew about the car but my Dad knew him. Cool.
I bet if Buford T Justice had this car he definitely would’ve caught the bandit . 😉👍
Yes!!
Awesome car!
The intake valves on these 69 Boss 302's were bigger than a L78 BBC......lol
2.230" vs 2.190". .... hence the reasoning behind the 5:13 gears.
Even the Trans Am racers went to the smaller 2.190s and they ran them at 7000 rpm with little loss of top end.
Would be a fun car to take down the drag strip for sure.
They made tons of these cars. Everything is rare today lol. Make sure you get the VIN # correct you wouldn't want to miss one lol
Perry Lonzello Tons? 1628 Boss 302’s were produced in 1969.
Amazing and it was air conditioned all these years just like factory fresh. wow.
How do you go about barn findings? I wanna know cause I might find something
Incredible....
That black one @ 5:59 👌🔥 amazing
Amazing