Boss 429 "Tapping the Gas" 

Mustang guys take note, he actually straights his car out first after the turn, not just mashing the accelerator half way through it

You know it's right when it sounds like struggles to idle.

GM or Ford whatever you like. Us real ones all can agree, that the “symphony” of a large cam loping is intoxicating.

No matter how fast that 999999999hp Tesla roadster is, it will never be as cool as these cars, plus John Wick is far more attractive than Elon Musk.

I love the nuclear power plant in the background.

Hearing that kid in the background go “That was awesome!!!” Just made me smile

11 years later this is still one of the greatest sounds ever

The car, those cars behind, the nuclear power plant, the flags, that guy in a Harley Davidson. This is the most american video i watched in a while

The correct way to leave a car show. Look both ways go slow, then GO!

"Tapping the gas with a cinderblock"

Muscle cars have to be one the greatest things Murica has ever produced

The sound of that idle never gets old. Beast waiting to be unleashed.

First of all, I approve of the chop at idle. That's some aggressive cam lift & timing and I'm all here for it. We don't have those big displacements over on our side of the pond and I love 'em dearly...

American flags, American cars, American town, Nuclear power plant

11yrs and this video still gets played to brighten my day

This is what I like to see. A classic car show. Not 60 hellcats in a row with camo wraps and no doors.

The Boss 429 engine used a single Holley four-barrel carburetor rated at 735 CFM mounted on an aluminum intake manifold. All these cars had 4-Speed Manual Transmissions and the Boss was rated very conservatively at 375 HP while actual output was believed to be well over 500 horsepower

I absolutely LOVE the sound of that car. It's just absolute music to my ears.

I love the older guys giggle after the mustang took off. It really shows all men who enjoy cars are children at heart

"Call a doctor if your erection lasts longer then 4 hours."