Found on ACC Auctions60 photos1970 Ford Mustang Boss
Specifications
- Year
- 1970
- Make / Model
- Ford Mustang
- Trim
- Boss
- Engine
- 302
- Exterior color
- Red
- Interior color
- Black
Description
Vehicle Description 1970 Ford Mustang $109,900 1970 Ford Mustang Boss for sale! Motorcar Classics is proud to present this exceptional iteration of American muscle, this 1970 Ford Mustang Boss 302 represents an iconic moment in automotive engineering and Trans-Am racing history. Finished in striking Red (Paint Code T - Red Candyapple Red) over a classic Black Vinyl Bucket interior (Trim Code BA), this example displays an impressive 24,151 miles on the odometer. According to its door data plate and buck tag, this vehicle was manufactured in September 1969 (09/69) at the Metuchen plant (VIN: 0T02G109560), equipped with the legendary high-revving 302 cu. in. G-code V8 engine paired with a 4-speed manual transmission (TRNS Code 6) and a 3.15:1 standard axle ratio (AXLE Code S), originally ordered through the Buffalo district sales office (DSO 37). Showing option codes including power brakes (PB), rear spoiler (RS), rear window louvers (SL/RM), color-keyed dual racing mirrors,power steering and high-performance equipment, this Boss 302 remains a highly detailed and correctly optioned specimen.Historically, the Boss 302 was designed by Larry Shinoda specifically to homologate Ford's entry in the SCCA Trans-Am series to challenge the Chevrolet Camaro Z/28. Featuring free-breathing Cleveland-style solid-lifter heads on a rugged Windsor block, heavy-duty suspension, and front disc brakes, it was engineered as a true road-racing weapon rather than just a straight-line drag racer. From a collectability standpoint, the 1970 Boss 302 is widely regarded as one of the most desirable first-generation Mustangs ever produced. With only 7,013 units built for the 1970 model year, pristine factory-correct examples boasting low mileage, matching body/tag codes, original G-code drivetrain specifications, and classic iconic colorways hold enduring value as cornerstone pieces for serious classic car collectors. Your inspection is invited!
