1968 FASTBACK BOSS 429
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ม.ค. 2024
- 1968 FASTBACK PRO STREET
572ci Stroker Boss 429 Jon Kasse Engine
832HP on engine dyno..runs on premium pump gas
ALL FRESH..entire car has under 20 miles on it
Over $200k Invested in this car (box of receipts comes with car)
Rotisserie Restoration
4 speed big shaft Toploader Trans.
9" Rearend with 35 sp. billet axles
Stock rear wheel wells (uncut)
Super straight body and professional Candy Apple Red paint job
Lots of pics available
PRICE: $140k firm
CONTACT: Ron Miller 714-757-8437 or rpmron@gmail.com - ยานยนต์และพาหนะ
OMG! Perfect. Jon Kaase built Boss 429 in a '68 fastback body. Thanks for sharing!
Every Boss should have this voice !!
If had that kind of money i would buy it in a heartbeat.
Wow , killer clean and functional . Well worth money spent .
I take My hat off to You NICE CAR
Beautiful machine
What an Awesome example of this iconic car model. Based on this extensive video there is not a single flaw! I like that the video is amateur like it was done by an enthusiast and not a car seller. Adding the price is a good move too. I reckon this video will sell it. If I had a lazy $140k USD (I'm Australian) I would buy it and ship it over here. So often enthusiasts over spend on their love and are then forced to sell. Same with yachts. The price of toys like these is highly volatile depending on how the economy is travelling. The trick is to buy when the economy is bad and sell when it's up.
Stunning !!
That’s a nice car, and well done. That said if some one did spend 200k on it they got taken advantage of, bigtime. Even with that motor choice.
That is THE ULTIMATE build of a Mustang I have ever seen!!! And i"m a Chevy man.
Yes it's a beautiful Mustang but, no one cares about you liking Chevy's.
How and were the shock towers modified?
That is my question.
U sell for American mustangs? Ive seen this on his channel. At least you put the value$ i always have to go hunt his eBay listings. 👍👍i like this one
Yes, I work with Matt on some of his cars.
Need chassis shots.
200 hundred grand ?
Right, that seems to be way off. That motor is about $25k tops if you buy it directly from Kaase racing engines, wheels from summitracing, but the car itself is nowhere near that.
not a bad video, should have invested a little more into video. too shaky or good flow.
For that kind of money, simply use it as a down payment on an original '69 or '70 Boss 429; Which will be worth more than this.
Nice car, but why would anyone spend over $200K to build and sell for $140K or less?
People die, divorce, health issues, business opportunities, etc. etc. Im not sure on this car situation though
That's the way it goes when you pay professionals to do the work, you never get that labor back out of it at resale time. Unless you can do the work yourself, resale is always at at loss. It's always best to buy a restored vehicle rather than buying a rough one and paying to have it restored
Over priced.