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In theory, the 1969 model-year Ford Mustang Shelby GT350 and GT500 was to be the second of a quartet of years for the marque that began in 1968 with a new Mustang supplier (Metuchen), a new source of fiberglass (A.O. Smith), and a new home for Shelby Automotive (Michigan). This Tech Tip is From the Full Book, THE DEFINITIVE SHELBY MUSTANG GUIDE
The 428 Cobra Jet and Super Cobra Jet continued to be offered through the 1970 model year, including under the hood of the Shelby GT500. Confusingly, Ford also offered a 429 cubic inch big block during this same period, and this engine was found in the Boss 429 race-oriented Mustang and later in Cobra Jet and Super Cobra Jet trims of its own
Ford’s third major restyling of the first-generation Mustang for 1969 expanded its previous lineup of convertible, hardtop, and SportsRoof (fastback) with a Mach 1, a Boss 429, a Boss 302, and a