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Original price was: $11.44.$9.99Current price is: $9.99.
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Bring home a piece of muscle car history with this 1970 Ford Mustang Boss 429 die-cast car. This detailed 1:64 scale model, crafted by Castline and branded M2 Machines, captures the iconic design of the Boss 429 in a unique olive green finish. Car enthusiasts and fans of American muscle will love adding this powerful piece to their collection.
Brand New in Original Packaging:
You can feel good about both your purchase and the environment! This pre-loved die-cast car is new in its original opened packaging. By choosing pre-loved, you’re making a smart choice and giving a legendary car a new home in your collection.
A Symbol of Power:
This 1970 Ford Mustang Boss 429 die-cast model stays true to the original design. It features the iconic hood scoop and powerful engine details that made the Boss 429 a legend. Additionally, the unique olive green paint job adds a touch of standout style, making this model a sure conversation starter.
Small But Packed with Detail:
Even though it’s a small scale (1:64), this die-cast car is packed with realistic details. From the sculpted hood to the intricate wheels, this model captures the essence of the Boss 429. The compact size makes it easy to display on a shelf or use it to create a miniature car scene.
More Than Just a Collectible:
When you buy this 1970 Ford Mustang Boss 429 die-cast car from Father Joe’s Villages, you’re doing more than just adding to your collection. You’re also contributing to our mission to prevent and end homelessness in San Diego. Father Joe’s works hard to help people experiencing homeless get back on their feet.
Condition: Pre-owned, new, with opened package
Compare To: $11.44 (sold new on eBay in sealed package)
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