1970 Ford Mustang BOSS 302

LMC is very proud to offer for sale this 1970 Ford Mustang Boss 302.

Ford’s performance machine, the Boss 302, was a direct competitor to Chevrolet’s Camaro Z/28, as it offered more performance on a reduced-weight chassis. It proved its worth on the track, winning the SCCA’s 1970 Trans-Am racing series, and it was quite popular in the showroom as it offered customers a vehicle that was just as comfortable on the road as it was on the track. For 1970, the Boss 302 was fitted with hockey-stick side stripes, and the base model 1970 grille that replaced outer headlights with horizontal vents. Along with the exterior modifications came changes to the chassis and suspension including standard disc front brakes, heavier sway bars, spindles, and shock towers. The solid-lifter 302 cubic inch engine was rated at 290 horsepower and backed by the standard Four Speed transmission which was the perfect package to compete in SCCA Trans-Am racing.

This 1970 Boss 302 Mustang was ordered on March 12th,1969 at Marion Davidson Ford in Weatherford, Oklahoma where it was sold new. It was built in Dearborn, Michigan with the following options: factory Grabber Orange paint, Black Vinyl Bucket Seats, 3.50 Traction-Lok Rear Axle, Four-Speed Close Ratio Manual Transmission, Rear Deck Spoiler, Sport Slats, Goodyear F60 tires, AM radio, Tinted Glass, Magnum 500 Chrome Wheels and Tachometer. Remaining a west car for most of its life, this Boss 302 remains highly original in the factory Grabber Orange exterior with black stripes. The car is powered by its numbers matching Boss 302 engine, 4 speed transmission and ford 9 inch rearend with 3.50 rear axle gear.  It is fully documented through Ford by its full Kevin Marti report.   

Only few Boss 302’s built in 1970 were finished in the very desirable factory Grabber Orange paint code making this Boss 302 a very unique addition to any collection. Being very original, this Boss 302 would be an authentic driving experience that can be used regularly. This Grabber Orange 1970 Boss 302 would be pleasure to use and enjoy for any Blue Oval enthusiast.