Just hanging out with a Legend like Jack Roush would be cool but then letting me drive his car would be so awesome! You are one lucky SOB!

This video is absolutely cool it's funny seeing Jack drive his car he didn't worry about the railroad tracks the bumps in the road he just flies over them Priceless baby priceless

WOW! JUST WOW! Very generous of Mr. Roush. Truly the essence of a car guy. Thanks so much.

That thing looks showroom fresh. Man, What a day to drive with a legend.

All I can say is that is what a once in a lifetime experience looks like.🤘👍🏻

meet jack roush and drive one of his stroked four two nines.. man what a day

To drive Jacks car has got to be one of the greatest experiences, his own personal car. wow.

I was a 60s Chevy muscle car guy. And I loved watching this and hearing Jack talk. Back n '69, I saw 1 of these Boss 429's and a 396/375 Nova race 3 different ways 1 night.....Boss won each by a little over 1 car length. Both were 4 speeds. I was disappointed the Chevy didn't win, but the Boss was a sight to behold..... I still remember it like it was just last week.

Hanging out with Jack Roush & driving his B9. WoW! Doesn’t get any better than that! I had a ‘69 Boss9 S version years ago. Such great cars.

Man the living Legend!! Jack Roush, and taking out his Boss9! Awesome 🤩

If a man of his age can get down in a manual, there is absolutely no excuse for you younger people. Hop in a car with 3 pedals, not 2 pedals and not 2 PADDLES. It makes you such a better driver, you learn more respect for the vehicle, your surroundings and yourself because you connect with the vehicle.

The Ford de-tuning of my Boss 429 was revised in 1971 by Speed Specialties of St. Petersburg, FLA. I think the rear was 391 traction lock from Ford. With G60-15 tires, I ran "A" stock at Sunshine Dragway on the weekend and NEVER lost a race. It was awesume as no other street cars approached the high 11's at that time. Exhaust pipes were cut out each side of the car with caps for normal driving. Miss the old days !

That was a wonderful video! Jack is such a nice guy! Ah yes the days when you lifted the hood and saw an engine instead of an acre of plastic! I always loved those big, wide Boss 429 valve covers!

So happy you caught him there. Some of My best moments were just to hear him tell stories at the race track

I remember going to the US NATIONALS & watching Gapp & Roush, Glidden, Dyno Don & all the other Ford greats race. I really miss those days! Fast Fords Forever!❤😎👍🏁🏆

How awesone for you! Many, many fun times with this man and my Dad. Many wonderful stories as well! Wonderful guy!

Man you always have the rarest and coolest cars on this channel. Having mr roush ripping thru the gears in his boss 9. What an experience

Funny story...back in 69 or 70 my father had a car identical to this. One day while driving it he saw a truck broke down on I believe 322 in southington ct. My father pulled over to see if he could help. It ended up being Jack Roush and Jack absolutely loved the car. He often wonders if that encounter influenced his decision to purchase this car.

Absolutely a Legend!!! Thank you for sharing.

Just hanging with Jack! Too cool!

A Boss 429 is my absolute favorite Mustang!

Mr Roush...Your a true gentleman and us viewers are thrilled at what you did AND to allow another to drive your BOSS,,, unreal, I'm in Australia with a 69 Mach 1 and enjoy this car more than any other model But the BOSS 9 is the pinnacle,,,We salute you Sir.

“I like to put a half inch stroke in everything” don’t be so modest Jack. Ok....I’ll show myself out now...

I met Jack Roush and his partner Wayne Gapp in 1976 at Milan Dragway racing my brother's Mustang at an event and he predicted it would take 1st place and I did! Poor guy who miss 3rd gear shift in a '69 CJ Mach was actually quicker in the 1/8 but I took all contenders in the top end of the 1/4 mile!

Wow how great is that, driving a Jack Roush 1969 429 Boss mustang and having the Legion test drive and you get to drive the awesome beast of a showroom car.

Great collection and love hearing the stories. Jack is one of the greatest. Thanks 😊🙏

I was fortunate enough to talk to him at Edgewater Dragstrip, before his NASCAR career. He has always been my hero and still is!

Would love to see Jack write a book about his life and racing.

This is at the top of the bucket list

Brother, it doesn't get any cooler than that! Great Job...

How Fantastic was that!!!,....... and being allowed to drive the Boss was Awesome too!!

Awesome Evan, what a cool car. My parents had a Boss 351 and a 71 429 CJ and always dreamed of the Boss 429.

If that isn't a checked bucket list item then NOTHING IS!

This is hard to see jack at this age. Having worked for jack in this exact building in Livonia in the early 90’s.

I knew if that car belonged to Mr.Roush there was no way the engine was stock LOL. Great to drive with a legend, glad he is still enjoying it!

Jack shows us that being a real car guy is paramount to being so successful as a race car builder

Bless Mr. Roush for being a genuine enthusiast & Legend in automotive history. Still humble & passionate. A mans man. ✊🏻🇺🇸

Jack Roush is amazing an icon amoung legends. one of the most incredible engine builders in all of auto racing. he always used the technique of reading spark plugs to know exactly how the engine is performing. in fact he was a master at being able to read plugs better than anyone. he probably no doubt has cornered the market with all the Roush built vehicles that are out there. and the endless supply of Roush performance parts that were and still are available. and he's not only an awesome automotive enthusiast. (I'm guessing he still has it) but he owns a P51 Mustang aircraft. yep that Boss 429 Mustang is one hell of a nice car. I would really love to get the opportunity to get to meet him that would AWESOME by itself. but if he asked me if I would like to drive his car I would be floored no doubt.

If you have Boss 429. You and beast become as one. Great piece of automotive history for Ford lovers.

What an honor that would be to hang with such a legend

Wow what a treat for you guys! I met Mr. Roush at Brandon Ford Tampa long ago during a Roush performance get together that our Mustang club invited us to attend. He autographed dashboards on members Roush edition cars. Very accommodating and a super nice man. I took a mess of pictures that day only to lose my camera.. ugh smh. Love the channel and the UTG family of channels too.

Thank you very much for sharing your work with us, cheer up! 🥰🥰🥰

What a treat with Jack him self an Real 429 Boss.

What a bucket list check off day that must have been

Oh my GAWD what an honor to get to ride with the MAN Mr. Jack Roush!!!! The ICONIC Ford Man more so than Carol Shelby!!!!!!

Gorgeous car, thank you Mr. Roush for taking us for a ride in your spectacular Boss 429! I have a Superformance MKIII (factory-built Shelby 427 S/C Cobra replica) that I put a Roush 427 small block in, a phenomenal engine, thank you for that too, Mr. Roush!

I remember as a 14 year old boy who couldn’t wait to his driver license visiting a large Chicagoland dealership with my Dad and Uncle who were shopping for a Maverick. I spotted the red Boss 429 sitting on the showroom floor and that’s where I spent the next two hours. Being subscriber to (S/S & Drag Illustrated) I knew what the car was. I made all kinds of promises and almost begged my Dad to buy it for me. I knew it was hopeless when he opened the hood and saw that Hemi. It nearly took his breath away. My uncle did get a new six cylinder Maverick though. Haha

Sounds great listening with iPods! What a beast.

The old Cat in the Hat. Love seeing Jack tear up the streets.

Awesome video! Jack still got it man too cool 🇺🇸 dying to know how Abe fit in that back seat though 🤣

Living the dream Evan!

Really nice video of Jack and that Mustang is my favorite in the collection. That 427 cougar Jack has is killer too.

It must been and experience specialty a numbers match Boss 429 thanks Evan.🔥👏👍

This is the awesomest video yet

Incredible. That’s so great to see Jack enjoying it and letting you drive it. I think the Boss 9 loves to have Jack drive it. Great video. I couldn’t think of a more deserving person to get to drive Jacks Boss 429.

Love it, he makes me think back to being a kid in my Grandma's 396/325 '65 Impala, she'd learned on a manual and never owned any A/T cars, the Impala was no exception. I loved watching her row that 4spd, she'd even dump the clutch on occasion and get those bias plies frying, lol.

Very cool! I remember going to the shop in Livonia with my dad when I was a kid. We were buying parts for dad’s Boss 351 powered 65 Mustang drag car. They were building Pro Stock Pintos when we visited 😎

Wow, what an honor and privilege!

Hi.Amazing to listen to an older racer how it was in US in the past.I’m an 67 years old guy from Sweden who like to look at older american cars on KZfaq.This video was really fun to look at.Good intervjues and very good filming.Thanks a lot.👍😎

Evan, what a day. Love it. When did it hit u, did that just really happen!!!

That was Super Cool, I'm a Jack Roush Fan Great Guy to Work For!

Loved it. Jack is some smooth with that clutch.

I think the S550 Mustang is the best looking American Car on the road today....and this car is Proof. This car is the granddaddy of the S550 Mustang,and this particular car is the most beautiful BOSS I have ever seen.

Fitting for number 429 to be owned by Mr. Roush. That was lovely. Thanks for the share.

My father knows Jack he used to race around a 69 fast back all around Detroit with a built 351 Cleveland Jack Rouch also adjusted the valves on my uncles 700 hp boss 302 in a parking lot

I remember the street scene in the 60s and 70s. I wasn't old enough to drive in the 60s but was a car nut because of how cool they looked and bad ass they sounded as one would pull up next to you at a stop light. In the early 60s I was a little kid but I knew the 57 Chevy would be a classic even before it was a classic. My parents knew I was crazy about the 57' Chevy so for Christmas around 64' or 65' we got a Motorific Detroit Torture Track slot car set and got me a separate extra car which was a 57 chevy. Don't know what the Motorific set is about, check it out on YT.

Baddest muscle car ever made

We need more of him telling stories. Love the details he remembers perfectly.

What a Legend. That is absolutely priceless! - I was fortunate to get an inside tour of his Nascar shop... Simply amazing... Much rather see that Boss though.

What an unreal experience.

Man so pleasant to see mr Roush in his ride good stuff man god bless him

That boss 429 is in my opinion top 3 cars of all time in all the sports cars in the world.doesnt get any better than boss 429..great video REVan

Just like winning the lottery twice, awesome!

Chance of a life time to be there and ride with mr jack and drive his car which is a very beautiful car

$1100 Bucks! Oh Jack, you are The Man. It’s such a Shame what Sanctioning Bodies have done to Ford and Mopar over the years just because others couldn’t compete. Jack Roush will live on forever in history as a Gentleman’s Gentleman and an Icon of Racing.

The Boss 429 Really Starts Cranking @ about 3700 rpm & Turns Into A BEAST to 7000 rpm

Those things are a beast even detuned

I am a gm guy but i love the look and color of that 69 mustang

I was at Jack's shop once and got the tour. Something I'll never forget...

Thanks for the video. You're lucky to get to drive that . COOL !!!!!!!

Awesome video+++++ from a Roush owner of a 2020 JRE Edition

That is a great video, stunningly nice car and great drive and his sories of the Falcon at the end are cool. I got to talk with Jack at the SEMA show not long after he finished the replica of the 60 Falcon he drove back in the 60's. He had just run it at Milan before heading to Vegas and said it was faster than the original.... and this quip had me grinning ... " I guess i've learned a bit about small block Fords in the ensuing years".

Great opportunity Good on you

A Jack Roush stroked Boss...so COOL! I always lament that Ford didn't throw in a 3.85 stroke forged crank and make a BOSS 460 !!

This still remains and forever will be my favorite Mustang

What a beautifully awesome BOSS 429! Really cool you got to drive it. The cat in the hat is a cool dude.

Jack has still got it, sort of. He got old on me, and that saddens me deeply, but then again, my parents did also.

Such a cool car

one of the greatest video I've ever seen!! Thank you so much. what an amazing car. never thought I would ever be in a Boss car and now I feel I have thanks to you. how awesome!!

To any classic car lover this would be a dream come true 👍

How fitting is it that Jack owns car numner 429 out of the 500ish boss 429 mustangs? I beleive in a thing called destiny.

Don't know how I missed this - what a treat!!

Great hearing those old school stories from the man himself, Jack Roush! I love the sound of that mechanical cam and the whine of that 4 speed, it reminds me of the old school days. Top notch content brother!

Jack Roush what a legend, you see he ani't young but you can clearly see he still got it.

Wow this is literally my dream to hang out with Jack and talk cars my first hot rod was a Roush mustang and I’ve been a huge fan ever since

You have the coolest friends!

Very cool! Jack seems like a fun guy to talk cars with.

I had a chance to drive a red 1969 Boss in 1970. There was a co-worker at Bell Areospace in Niagara Falls, N.Y. who owned one . He was a newbie and bought the car just to show it off not suspecting what he really had. He'd pop the hood just to show off the huge motor. He let me drive it during lunch hour one day. Wouldn't you know it a 1969 SS396 Chevelle pulled up along side of us right at the light in front of Bell. I asked Steve if it was ok to try it out. He looked over with a big smile and said ok. I said check your seat belt and hand on. The guy in the Chevelle was looking at us with a slight grin on his face and revving up his engine.I don't know what he thought he was in for or if he not noticed the Boss 429 emblem on the fender of the stang.The light turned green and all you could hear was screaming tires as I dumped the clutch and nailed it. It was even steven in first as we were both burning rubber. I hit second gear and it was all over, by 3rd gear the Chevy was 2 1/2 car lengths behind. I hit 4th and let off the gas as we were doing about 80 mph on Niagara Falls blvd. which is a busy road in the "Falls". Steve looked at me and asked with a big smile on his face "Is that's how it's done?" Yeh, I answered as we both laughed all the way back the the Bell parking lot. I don't know where the Chevelle went as I was busy looking to turn around and cops at the same time. This is an absolutely true story. He hinted at wanting to sell the Boss at a later date but, backed down when I really showed interest. We both got laid off and I never saw Steve or what happened to the Boss.I thought about the Boss and it's fate to this day. Gary Flagg Buffalo, N.Y.

pretty damn cool you drive the Ole mans car!! the 69 is the epitome of the mustang period. my dad owned a bunch of 69s mach1s and even 1 shelby. my uncle Bob owned a gold Maverick with a boss429 he used to race at Detroit dragway. Telegraph rd. on the westside, and Gratiot ave on the eastside. in the 90s Millen, Szabo, the Walshes, Tofie Haddad all street raced on telegraph Rd, or at least set up the races there.

Wow, lucky man.