Summary

Powered by a correct 302ci V8 engine and 4-speed manual transmission. Finished in Q-code Medium Blue Metallic. Features White Deluxe high-back bucket seats. Judged nationally and in the Boss Registry.

Details

This 1970 Ford Mustang Boss 302 is powered by a period-correct Boss 302ci 4-valve 5.0-liter V8 engine paired with a 4-speed manual transmission. It is finished in a factory-correct Medium Blue Metallic over a White Deluxe interior. Originally sold at King Ford in Gate City, VA, with a factory MSRP of $3,514.69, this Boss came well-equipped with factory options, including a Medium Blue Metallic finish, rear decklid spoiler, Traction-Lok differential, optional axle ratio, sport slats, power steering, AM radio and Magnum chrome wheels. It boasts many more great options, including a Hurst shifter, Equus gauges, power steering, power brakes with front discs, performance-tuned dual exhaust, a set of matched tires on Magnum 500 wheels with center caps, Safety Guard Package with seat belts, padded dash and sun visors, Visibility Group, color-keyed outside sport mirrors, optional fiberglass rear deck spoiler, rear window slats, 120-mph speedometer, an AM push-button radio, and a clean trunk with mat, jack and space-saver spare. Of the 191,522 Mustangs produced in 1970, 87,551 were SportsRoofs, 7,014 of those came with 302 4V Boss engines, 4,607 of those had close-ratio 4-speed transmissions, 299 of them were painted Medium Blue Metallic, 77 had blue standard bucket seats, 29 of those had Magnum 500 chrome wheels, 13 of those had 3.91 Traction-Lok rear axles, three of those were ordered with sport seats, two of them had rear decklid spoilers, and only one had oil and amp gauges - this is that Mustang. This vehicle is in the Boss Registry and has been featured in numerous magazines, show flyers, a 60th anniversary poster, and the cover of Mustang Times magazine. The sale includes the factory invoice Build Sheet, owner's manual and Buck Tag. It was expertly restored and has since won several awards and taken home trophies, scoring 249 out of 250 at national events.