Classic Car Addict is proud to present this 1969 Ford Mustang Boss
302 Fastback for sale in our Mesa, Arizona showroom. Introduced for
the 1969 model year, the Boss 302 was developed as Ford's
street-going counterpart to its Trans-Am racing program. Built
around a high-revving 302ci V8 and distinctive performance styling,
the Boss 302 remains one of the most recognizable Mustangs of the
muscle car era. This genuine G-code example is finished in
Wimbledon White with black Boss 302 graphics and reportedly
underwent a rotisserie restoration completed in 2011.
Exterior:
Finished in Wimbledon White with contrasting black Boss 302
graphics, this Mustang features the aggressive styling that made
the 1969 Boss 302 so distinctive. Exterior highlights include a
blacked-out hood treatment, front chin spoiler, rear deck spoiler,
rear window louvers, chrome bumpers, and classic fastback body
lines. The restoration reportedly included refinishing the body and
exterior components.
Interior:
The cabin features black vinyl bucket seats, matching door panels,
black carpeting, and a center console. A three-spoke steering wheel
sits ahead of factory-style instrumentation, while a Philco AM
radio maintains the Mustang's vintage character. The five-digit
odometer shows 33,266 miles, true mileage unknown (TMU).
Engine:
Under the hood is a 302ci Boss V8, featuring the Boss 302's
distinctive high-performance engine architecture. The 1969 Boss 302
was factory rated at 290 horsepower. This example is equipped with
a Holley four-barrel carburetor, Ford aluminum intake manifold, and
MSD ignition components. The engine is described as era-correct;
original engine matching numbers have not been verified.
Transmission:
Power is sent to the rear wheels through a Toploader four-speed
manual transmission operated by a Hurst shifter with a white shift
knob.
Drivetrain:
The Mustang features a Ford 9-inch rear axle with 3.50 gearing and
Traction-Lok limited-slip differential.
Wheels and Tires:
Magnum 500-style wheels wrapped in Goodyear Polyglas GT tires
complement the Boss 302's period muscle car appearance.
Suspension:
The Mustang features a traditional independent front suspension
with coil springs and a solid rear axle supported by leaf
springs.
Brakes:
Stopping power comes from power-assisted front disc brakes and rear
drum brakes.
Steering:
Equipped with power steering for easier maneuverability.
Vehicle History:
This Boss 302 reportedly underwent a rotisserie restoration
completed in 2011. The VIN identifies it as a genuine 1969 G-code
Boss 302 Fastback, assembled at Ford's Dearborn, Michigan plant.
The vehicle was originally sold through Auffenburg Ford, according
to its reported history.
The 1969 Ford Mustang Boss 302 Fastback will be sold on a clean
Arizona title. Call Classic Car Addict today at 480-256-1459.
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