1970 Ford Mustang Boss 302

The 1970 Ford Mustang Boss 302, manufactured in the United States and hailing from Monterey, California, is a distinctive automobile known for its powerful engine. This late-model muscle car was produced during a time when Ford was paying homage to its racing heritage, with this specific model being designed with track competition in mind. The "Boss" nomenclature pays respect to legendary NASCAR driver Robert 'ole' Bobby Allison and his signature car, the #15 Mustang Boss, while the 302 indicates the cubic inches of displacement in its powerful V8 engine. This vehicle's design is marked by its long hood and short rear deck, reminiscent of classic Mustangs, with distinct side stripes that add to its aggressive appearance.

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