428-ci Police Interceptor V8 engine Balanced and blueprinted by Duffin’s Machine Shop Automatic transmission Built at Ford’s Metuchen plant on December 21, 1967 Restored to original by Randal’s Restorations The steel wheels and hubcaps have been upgraded to 10-spoke wheels Aside from the mag wheel upgrade, this Shelby is like it was the day it came...

This Mustang was built in 1965–66 and ran Division Five until October 17, 1971, when it was retired. The best time it ran was 9.97 at 137.4 mph, with a weight of 3,150 lbs with a driver, in Denver. It has always been a race car, so it has never...

Chassis number: 5F08D110588 Engine number: C6AE6015C Introduced in April 1964 at the New York World’s Fair, and conceived by Lee Iacocca, the Ford Mustang created an overnight nationwide sensation. It offered a winning combination of sporting performance, personal luxury and crisp styling that spawned a new “Pony Car” market and encouraged...

Highly original, genuine Shelby American Mustangs such as Carroll Shelby's 1967 competition car, production number "20" shown here, very rarely emerge onto the US market. Individual records indicate that only 26 such cars were produced by Shelby American for the 1967 season and that the 20th car's rarity is...

Introduced in the spring of 1964 as an early 1965 model, Ford's Mustang created the pony car category. Its popularity was so overwhelming that after only 2½ years of production, a new body was introduced in 1967, giving Ford greater flexibility in equipment, particularly powertrains. This greater flexibility helped Ford...

The ultimate Shelby, with serious factory modificationsRace car driver, car builder, chicken farmer, chili chef, heart transplant survivor, children's charity founder-Carroll Shelby is all of these, a living legend. And as Shelby's legend has grown, so have the values of his cars. The subject car, SFM5R535, is one of...

Described by the seller on eBay Motors: This is a well documented, southwest all its life, no rust ever, older restoration (14 years) Boss with the potential to be made into a show car. This Boss is solid as a "new dime" and was sold new in Scottsdale, Arizona. It then...

The aluminum heads had intakes that could swallow a tennis ball, which was great for 200-mph laps around DaytonaIn 1969, Ford introduced a limited-production model to the Mustang line. This addition was the Boss 429. It was the most powerful Mustang, and the name referred to its 429-ci engine, which...

These are one of the few cars where the car is the cheap partFewer than 900 Boss 429 Mustangs were created for 1969, followed by a smaller run of just 500 copies for 1970, prior to the cancellation of Ford’s corporate racing program. Although the Boss 429 was conservatively rated...