Ford specifically developed the 290-horsepower Boss 302 and mass-produced the Boss 302 Mustang to allow the engine's inclusion into SCCA Trans-Am racing. Government mandates requiring reduced ...

The car is said to come from a long-time ownership where it’s been stored indoors and maintained, but the seller provides an ...

These included a more powerful engine, track-tuned suspension ... Additionally, Ford offered a limited-production Boss 302 Laguna Seca edition, further amplifying the car's track capabilities ...

The Boss 302’s engine has been significantly modified over ... to contemplating sliding it deliberately. In the ‘States, Ford likes to claim the Boss is a cut-price rival to the BMW M3.

Ford sold only 2,501 Mustang Mach 1s equipped with the R-Code Cobra Jet in 1970. This red example is a one-of-one by options combo.

Throw in the Boss 302 engine from the equivalent Ford Mustang and the Cougar is a valuable classic car. It's worth keeping an eye on values for special edition or performance-focused models ...

Laguna Seca pkg, 19" x 9" front/19" x 10" rear red painted machined aluminum wheels, race compound summer-only tires, red pedestal spoiler, gauge pack w/dynamic performance gauges, rear seat ...

For starters, Sync is coming to the previously infotainment tech-less cabin of the Boss 302, along with a modest 4.2-inch LCD screen and the MyKey system. The exterior will get a few changes in ...

Going back to some Ford history, the "Boss" nameplate is most associated with the Mustang Boss 302 and Boss 429 from 1969-1970, and its Boss 302 revival with the facelifted version of the fifth ...

It typically denotes a more serious or track-oriented Mustang, as was seen with the original Mustang Boss 302, which was based on a homologation requirement for Ford to go Trans Am racing.