1970 Grabber Blue Boss 429 on e-bay survivor

[cjmustangman]

Here's a link to 1970 grabber blue boss 429 survivor for sale, anyone know of this car ?

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Ford-Mustang-Fastback-1970-Ford-Mustang-Boss-429-/251231695161?pt=US_Cars_Trucks&hash=item3a7e937139

Arild

[GN204]

No disrespect to the car or owner, but a 'survivor' with a re-paint, re-trim and re-carpet? Man, that word is so overused in all the wrong applications.

[Team Sho-Air]

No disrespect to the car or owner, but a 'survivor' with a re-paint, re-trim and re-carpet? Man, that word is so overused in all the wrong applications.

Totally agree with you Sean

[GN204]

Here, here, Mr T !

[BlueBoss]

Survivor flowamsters too.

It is indeed an overused term.

[BossinWaiting]

It came with the rare clutch pedal pad delete option   

[FIJI_99]

Someone please explain to me why the clutch pedal trim comes off on all of these cars???  I've owned a handful and they all seem to have that happen on occasion...and it never happens to the brake pedal.  I know the clutch gets more work but it still seems odd to me and I can't figure it out.

[GN204]

Jeremy, must be the crazy way you drive, mate!

[Nitro]

FIJI_ 99, The reason for that is it is an old drag racing trick.
One can just side step the clutch with no resistance..
LOL !!!!
Nitro.

[BossinWaiting]

FIJI_ 99, The reason for that is it is an old drag racing trick.
One can just side step the clutch with no resistance..
LOL !!!!
Nitro.

It's also fun on a rainy day.  I remember having fun at a show one time many years ago when I decided to Armor-all the pedal pads on a 65 GT-K fastback that I used to show and drive.

[shlb69]

I like the cj fan shroud.

[IMABOSS]

 SOLD,,,,,,, $165,000.00.............

[IMABOSS]

  Sorry, my mistake wrong car.......

[429bossman]

FIJI_ 99, The reason for that is it is an old drag racing trick.
One can just side step the clutch with no resistance..
LOL !!!!
Nitro
 +1

Someone please explain to me why the clutch pedal trim comes off on all of these cars???  I've owned a handful and they all seem to have that happen on occasion...and it never happens to the brake pedal.  I know the clutch gets more work but it still seems odd to me and I can't figure it out.
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+1 

[russellsam]

No disrespect to the car or owner, but a 'survivor' with a re-paint, re-trim and re-carpet? Man, that word is so overused in all the wrong applications.

Sean
Maybe your black car could be a survivor ?? with missing bits.
Just joking
regards Russell