The 1969 Boss 302 Mustang was not a styling exercise or a marketing package. It was a purpose-built weapon aimed squarely at the SCCA Trans-American Sedan Championship, where Ford wanted to beat ...

The 1969 Mustang Boss 429 began life as a rule book workaround, a road car built so Ford could run a radical engine in NASCAR. What started as a compliance exercise quickly became one of the most ...

After winning the first two seasons of the SCCA Trans-Am championship, Ford lost the 1968 edition to Chevrolet. The following year, Ford developed the Mustang Boss 302 as a competitor for the ...

Bill Fioretti is a car nut, if you’ve ever seen one. A professional car nut who’s done it all – raced, built, restored classics. Mostly Mustangs, according to his passion – hence the name for his ...

As 1960s and ’70s Big Three automakers’ hot rods go, the 1969 Ford Mustang Mach 1 is one of the more revered members of the muscle-car fraternity, a collective that is centered on the high-performance ...

A modified 1969 Ford Mustang Boss 429 sold for nearly $200,000 at auction. The car features a Kaase 598 engine with 1,062 horsepower, not the original NASCAR motor. Authentic, numbers-matching ...