Timecapsule 1970 Boss 302 Mustang Calypso Coral 30,827 actual miles Barrett-Jackson March 2021
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Lot #1050.1 1970 FORD MUSTANG BOSS 302
Auction Barrett-Jackson Scottsdale - March 2021
Reserve NO RESERVE
Status Sold
Price $95,700.00
Lot 1050.1
Year 1970
Make FORD
Model MUSTANG BOSS 302
VIN 0F02G131820
Exterior Color CALYPSO CORAL
Interior Color VERMILION RED
Cylinders 8
Engine Size 302CI
Transmission 4-SPEED MANUAL
Lot #1050.1 - This W-code Boss retains its original paint and interior and has 30,827 actual miles (mileage not indicated on the title). It also retains its completely rebuilt matching-numbers drivetrain with a 302ci 8-cylinder engine and close-ratio 4-speed manual transmission that sends power to the pavement through a 4.30 axle. This Boss 302 rolled off Ford's Dearborn Assembly plant on November 21, 1969, wearing Calypso Coral paint with a Vermilion Red bucket-seat interior. Of the 7,014 1970 Boss 302s built that year, just 575 were painted that color and only 78 of those had the Vermilion Red bucket-seat interior. From Dearborn, it went to Hinchey Motors in Guymon, OK, as a well-loaded example sporting Magnum 500 wheels, a close-ratio 4-speed, rear window sport slats and rear spoiler, Shaker hood scoop, a tachometer and front bumper guards. The original owner of this vehicle traded it into a dealership in Texas in 1972. Its second owner street-drove the car for a couple of years before taking it to the track in Amarillo to drag race. At some point the engine was damaged and the vehicle parked until it was purchased by the second owner's cousin some years later. The car was then sent off to a professional for a complete drivetrain rebuild and complete disassembly, as well as detail of the entire vehicle.
Cars like this don't come along very often. Like they say only original once. Thanks for taking us along Rich.
Rich, Awesome original Mustang. Nice bumpers on the blonde. Thank you very much. You and your family have a blessed week.
Nice car, wish I still had my 70 ☹️
Unbelievable for Original Paint! Either Stored in Separate Garage Away from Any Sun or Maybe Ceramic Coated @ One Time.One of Fav.on the Paint Colors.
That seems reasonable( Am I crazy for saying that) for an all original paint and drivertrain Boss 302 with those options.
Nice K codes fastbacks are bringing close to these numbers, I think they went up in value & the Boss 302's have dipped a little 💁♂️ , interesting car though people really go for the Calypso Coral
Absolutely amazing!
Nice job whoever owned this car keeping it that nice! And I’d say a nice buy!
I love that car 🚗
97,000 sounds about whats this stang was worth. Is that what the owner was wanting?
Beautiful car if you want a trailer queen. A fully original car that old is going to have something break every time you start it.. ( money pit if you want to drive it )
I have a 70 Boss 302 W code very similar to this one. The only thing I have added is a Gear Vendor Overdrive which makes it very steetable. Mine is red with white interior. I drive it to work , car shows and just for fun. I dont understand your comment about being fragile? The drivetrain is almost indistructible. I have raced 396 chevelles and 454 corvettes and broken their hearts. It will run sustained speeds in excess of 130 mph effortlessly. Have never had a tranny or rear problem. I hammer it and it is a drivers car. Recently played with a Nissan GTR and embarrased it. What are you talking about?
@@kemosabegt350geuss6 just past experience with cars that have extremely low mileage for age. What was going on with this car while it was aging and not being used. Was it sitting in a garage that wasn’t temperature controlled? Was it started up and moved on a regular basis? If it was left in a garage and neglected things are going to break when it starts seeing use. There’s a whole lot more to a car then drive trains. All kinds of parts that are affected by age and non use . Parts that are overlooked when someone gets a car for flipping. Extremely Low mileage for age cars scare me because I’ve been burned.
@@Tomgmach1 I can see your point . If something sits for long periods of time things do deteriorate. People shouldnt treat them as stamps or coins just to be looked at.