Those semi-crude fender flares in the rear cover 15-inch-wide Hoosier tires, which Keith said, “some kid once wanted to know if I ‘made those tires.’” He claims the wide rubber is necessary to control the estimated 500-plus horsepower from the 429, which has a custom cam of unrevealed specs. When we walked around back we saw what he meant by his “Quiet/Loud Exhaust”—there are 4 pipes, two with cutouts controlled by what looks like pneumatic cylinders. Oh yeah, there’s a trailer hitch too!
Keith said, “It’s never been restored, it’s driven as much as possible, and all of the work on it is done by myself. It’s a rude, crude, obnoxious attention hog!” And it’s perfect just the way it is, Keith.
Found on http://www.hotrod.com/cars/barn-finds/1511-cool-or-ruined-original-owner-1970-ford-mustang-boss-429-street-machine/
This is as street as it gets. This is a truly wild Mustang. It might be the most beautiful Mustang for the way it was developed, kept, and driven.
ReplyDeleteAWESOME! Buy a muscle car. And make it your own. Loud pipes rule bro!
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