The 1970 Mustang satisfies these buying motives with new features and innovations included in all models from the standard Hardtop eq uipped with a durable six-cylinder engine right on to the Boss 302 "Trans-Am" champion. The 1970 Mustang offers leadership styling, handling ease, economy of operation. price and performance.

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Dodge made only 505 Charger Daytonas for the 1969 model year. The models made either 425 hp from a 7.0-liter Hemi 426 or 375 hp from a 7.2-liter Hemi 440. You can get a Daytona in fair condition for around $260,700. The 1969 Mustang Boss 429 is about as good as it gets, but the decade produced a few muscle cars we'd rather have today.

Problem is, a well-done 69-70 is gonna cost him what I quoted anyway. I have seen a bunch of completed, "reasonally priced" Mustangs, and close examination usually reveals them to be crap. I mean $20-$25,000 cars, and they were patched-together junk. Better he should spend $30,000 and know it's solid.

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Mileage: 37,517 miles MPG: 16 city / 25 hwy Color: White Body Style: Coupe Engine: 8 Cyl 5.0 L Transmission: Manual. Description: Used 2013 Ford Mustang Boss 302 with Rear-Wheel Drive, Sync, Keyless Entry, 19 Inch Wheels, Recaro Seats, Premium Sound System, and Side Airbags. More.
10 The 1969 Mustang Boss 429 Is A Very Rare Muscle Car. but there was also a 210-horsepower and 290-horsepower 302 cubic inch V-8, significantly higher than the base Mustang's price of $2,848. The '69 spoiler is a rare find. Only the '69 Boss 302 offered the option from the factory. The rear spoiler was not a factory option on the Mach 1 until 1970. However, it was possible to order a 3664Z23.
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