Searching for a Sleeper Mustang Boss 302?

By Arison Knapp - November 4, 2015

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Want a sleeper car that looks stock? Well doctored, yet substantially original, this Mustang is boss! Born in Dearborn, this pony car grew up in Southern California rust free. And she’s been redone by the most recent owner to look original while outperforming any comparable Mustang.

The four-speed Hurst shifter now has five speeds, and the rear-end is now independent. Original belted tires have been replaced with racing radials and wheels that fit. Even the unique big dial glove box clock works! Suspension has been firmed up and lowered to make a lean Mustang look leaner.

Recently up for auction at Bring a Trailer, this hot moving 1970 Ford Mustang Boss 302 is loaded with an Alpine amplifier and Pioneer speakers, well concealed to work with your Bluetooth application. Air-conditioning was added recently and is also well concealed, with a provocative and efficient customized compressor set up under the Shaker hood. This helps boost the four-corner Wilwood power disc brakes, bringing confidence behind the wheel along with an upgraded power steering system and rear four-point multi-link suspension system for better control.

The suspension looks dreamy and toss-able, the shifter is so deliberate, and the gauges and pedals mean business. The most pronounced customization to this Mustang Boss was the recent removal of the roll bar and five-point racing harnesses, followed by the installation of the rear bench seats and original front seat belts.

At just under $5000 MSRP for this Mustang Boss new, now, with 45 years of love and care through multiple owners, bidding on this living dream capped at just under $40k.