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If you have ever been curious about the cars Jack Roush is keeping behind closed doors in his "Toy" museum in Livonia, Michigan then you are in luck because starting this month we will be seeing two videos a month about the cars he keeps. As host of this multi-part series Jack Roush will give personal insight and history behind many of the vehicles in his personal collection. Each month on the 1st and 15th Roush Performance will upload a new video to youtube.com for your entertainment.

In his first episode that was released on February 15th Mr. Roush gives us insight into the Orange 1994 Boss 429 Mustang that SVT manager John Colleti had Roush build. He talks about how the car came about and where the Boss 429 engine came from. Click play to watch the video above or follow the link here to youtube.com.