The Boss nameplate represents the absolute zenith of Ford’s performance engineering during the golden era of the muscle car. Conceived to dominate both the drag strip and the SCCA Trans Am road-racing ...

1971 was supposed to be a better year for the Mustang thanks to a massive redesign, but this is so not what happened for Ford's redesigned superstar. The longer, wider, and heavier Mustang was far ...

The 1971 Ford Boss Mustang is pure muscle car royalty — aggressive looks, a powerful engine, and a legacy that continues to ...

The Ford gained significant momentum in the muscle car war when it introduced the Mustang Mach 1 in 1969, giving buyers a more performance-oriented entry into the pony-car segment. More than five ...

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As the Mustang aged into the 1970s, it, like the lapels and bell-bottom trousers of the time, got wider. Also longer and heavier. That's not exactly what you want in a sporting pony car. Thus, the ...

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At age 60, Yousey is the typical generation Jones baby boomer—old enough to remember these cars when they were new, but too young to have participated in the muscle car revolution (a cohort your ...