A RACE CAR LEGEND RETURNS!

Back in 1969, Ford engineers attempted to create a vehicle by combining the power of a muscle car with the handling prowess of a sports car. Ford originally intended to call the car Trans Am, but Pontiac had beaten them to it, applying the name to a special version of the Firebird. Larry Shinoda, who created the car's unique styling, came up with BOSS 302.

The Boss 302 was outfitted with a V8 302 cubic engine at 290 Horsepower and competition suspension including heavy duty springs and shock absorbers, and as such, was more powerful and out-performed the Camaro z28 in the 1970 series championships.

The Boss 302 is the complete “Pony Car” package, aimed at the enthusiast who wanted a high horsepower car with excellent handling. This old school muscle delivers everything you'd expect from a Mustang — power, fun and a whole lot more! Put the metal to the pedal and see if you can handle this powerhouse! Get yours today in the Car Dealer!