Ford just trademarked the moniker of one of the most legendary Mustang variants. Is it coming back to the street?

Is this the rarest Boss? An all-aluminum Can-Am 429ci. Tasca Ford owned the street with this car. Bring on Hemis and SS 396 Camaros. As one of six pre-production 1969 Ford Mustang Boss 429s ...

the Boss. This now-legendary Mustang was a response to the Camaro Z/28 as both marques engaged in brutal Trans Am racing series rivalry that would cement both as ultimate American sports cars ...

There’s a little bit of Mario Andretti in this one-of-a-kind Mustang. Back in 1969 ... V-8 motors for Andretti’s McLaren M6B Can-Am-series racer. Fast forward to 2010, when California hot ...

Might Ford be preparing a modern Mustang Boss for the seventh-generation Mustang lineup? A trademark filing for the “Boss” designation made by Ford on Jan. 15 with the United States Patent and ...

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If you're familiar with the renowned Katana series of amps ... the Katana:Go! The Boss amp may offer everything the Mustang Micro does, but the Katana:Go goes above and beyond, making it the ...

A series of Auto Meter Phantom gauges reports ... Watch a video on the 1969 Ford Mustang Boss 557 below.

As opposed to the 428 and 427-cube V8s from the FE series, the 429 is derived from the 385 engine family. The Boss 429 Mustang is the most famous application of said powerplant, with said version ...

At first glance, the Mustang GTD Carbon Series is a cosmetic upgrade alone ... V8 that showed up in the 1969 and 1970 Ford Mustang Boss to homologate the engine for use in NASCAR.

What do you choose to make your journeys between bases? Loyalty dictates that you should pick the new, all-American Boss 302 Mustang. But can it really cope with the narrow, bumpy and, above all ...