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There are 15 new and used classic Ford Mustang Boss 302s listed for sale near you on ClassicCars.com with prices starting as low as $19,000. Find your dream car today. In the Boss 302, those hues are the biggest differentiators (we do factor in the additional value of the Laguna Seca package, so we are able to isolate each color’s impact). Some were only available one model year, and some, like Black and Ingot Silver, were only available on the Laguna Seca edition. 2012 Ford Mustang Boss 302 Laguna Seca in Dec 12, 2013. With so many unsolved problems in the world, thank goodness the too-much-is-just-right crowd now has a legal supercharger for the Boss 302. It was getting hard to go on without one 5 Best: 2013 Ford Mustang Boss 302 – $35,000. Mecum Auctions. You can have the original Boss 302, but it's going to cost you in the vicinity of $100,000. The history and class it brings may make it worth the price, but the 2013 Boss 302, however, is much cheaper. The Mach 1, on the other hand, comes with any engine CR currently offers, including Ford's 2.0-liter EcoBoost unit. If it sounds like buying a brand new classic Mustang would be expensive, that's Ford Mustand Boss 302. advertisement. The Boss is a balanced muscle-car with slightly loose handling. Click the image below to zoom in and see stock car statistics for this model. The Boss 302 version of the Ford Mustang was developed in the late 1960s as an homologation special for the Sports Car Club of America’s (SCCA) Trans-Am racing series. The maximum allowed engine capacity was 5.0 liters or 305 cubic inches, so Ford used a 302 cubic inch V8 which donated its displacement to the model name. However, that version does not include any mention of the 1969 BOSS 302 program. It would seem the 1969 Mustang color charts were not updated for the introduction of the BOSS 302 program late in the model year or maybe our source could not find it. There is a 1969 Color and Trim Combination Chart for the Cougar Eliminator. Same colors as the 1969 Ford Mustang Classic cars for sale near you by classic car dealers and private sellers on Classics on Autotrader. 136,773 mi 302 cu. in. V-8. Newly Listed Even a thorough search in the Ford Racing catalog or a comparison to the Boss 302 R-model will result in few optional upgrades. We traded an '11 GT that suffered from both clutch and transmission The 1969 Boss 302 was available only in a Sportsroof Fastback body style and featured numerous distinguishing exterior characteristics. The Boss 302’s hood featured a matte black center plane, which was said to reduce glare. The car’s front headlight buckets also took on a similar matte black appearance. Underneath the Boss 302’s front With TracMode engaged, the Boss 302 becomes a snarling beast that's nothing like the relatively tame pony car we were in just a few minutes earlier. The 5.0-liter engine produces an ungodly sound Sometimes a new car is worthy of an old name. Which brings us to Ford, which trades on heritage, and specifically Mustang heritage, better than any automaker with the possible exception of Porsche, with the 911. And that got us thinking about the Boss 302. Two versions were made, the original from 1969-'70, and a follow up in 2012-'13. This Mustang features its original Boss 302, along with a four-speed close-ratio transmission and a 3.91 Traction-Lok rear end. The power output of 290hp may seem modest compared to other examples within the Mustang range, but it still allowed the car to romp through the ¼ mile in 15.6 seconds. There’s no doubt that the Boss 429 was Ford built the Boss 429 so it could certify a massive 429-cubic-inch V8 for NASCAR competition. Just 1,400 were made, and one example sold for $330,000 at a Barrett-Jackson collector car auction .

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