’69 Boss 429 With 902 Miles Going to Auction
“There isn’t a nut or a bolt or a screw or a sticker or decal that isn’t original to that car,” Perkins says of his former car. “That’s what makes it so important.”
While the lowest mileage Boss 429 sold for $286,000, slightly above today’s market average, Mecum has set the estimate for his particular example at $600,000 to $750,000. That would make it the most expensive Boss 429 on the planet, and one of the most expensive Mustangs in existence – only behind a few rare vintage Shelbys.
This amazing Boss 429 is scheduled to be auctioned off on August 16th, and we’ll be sure to tell you how much it goes for and have plenty of detailed photos of the car as well.
1969 Ford Mustang Boss 429:
KK #1354
- Original and Unrestored
- 902 actual miles
- Original window sticker still intact
- Original 429/375 HP engine
- Original build sheet, pre-delivery checklist and invoices
- Original Black Jade paint and Black Decor interior
- Factory trunk mounted Autolite battery
- Formerly owned by MCA authenticity head judge Bob Perkins
- Perkins affirmed, There isn’t a nut, bolt, screw or decal that isn’t original to the car
- 4-speed manual transmission, 3.91 Traction-Lok rear end
- Power steering and front disc brakes
- Engine oil cooler, competition suspension
- Chrome Magnum 500 wheels, Firestone Wide Oval tires
- Factory plastic wrap on seat belts, steering wheel and passenger seat