1971 Ford Mustang Boss 351
Year: 1971
Make: Ford
Model: Mustang Boss 351
Body: 2-Door Fastback LHD
Odometer: Indicating 37,262 miles
Engine: Cleveland R-Code V-8
Transmission: Manual
Colour: Red/Red
Seats: 4
Description/extras:
- Numbers matching Cleveland R-Code
- Matching numbers
- 1 of 1700 built
- Meticulously restored
- 9-inch rear end
- Original data cards
- Operations manual
- Marti report

The original Boss Mustangs, the 302 and 429, were introduced in 1969 out of Dearborn, Michigan. The Boss went toe-to-toe with the Z/28 Camaro in Trans-Am racing.
This particular Boss 351, 1 of 1700, is offered in classic cherry red with black decals and bonnet. Styled with sharp lines, an aggressive front end with chin spoiler, rear deck wing and alloy rims wrapped in period raised letter BF Goodrich rubber. The twin air duct bonnet with easy-twist latches make quick access to the engine a breeze. Any enthusiast could tell you this car was designed to race.

In the front is an engine bay that would easy hold any of Fords big block V-8s we find an all numbers matching Cleveland R-Code V-8 pumping out 330hp. Easily transition between gears with a 4-speed Hurst-shifted transmission with a 9-inch rear end equipped with 3.91:1 gears. It also comes with a competition suspension package, disc brakes and power steering.

The interior is immaculate with red vinyl, black dash just as it did when it rolled off the production line in May 1971. This car has been meticulously restored to look brand new and turn heads as it roars by. Don't miss out on an opportunity to own a piece of American-muscle history. Mecum America lists several 2018 auction sales exceeding $100k American ($140KAus) showing this model is clearly following in the footsteps of earlier model Mustangs.

The original Boss Mustangs, the 302 and 429, were introduced in 1969 out of Dearborn, Michigan. The Boss went toe-to-toe with the Z/28 Camaro in Trans-Am racing and it looking like the era of the muscle car was about to begin

Chassis: 1F02R209872

Sold unregistered

As with all vehicles sold in the Classic Car Division, they have been well looked after by their previous owners. Unfortunately, due to the high volume of vehicles, Lloyds Auctions are unable to physically inspect every aspect of each vehicle and the description which should be used as a guide only have been compiled after speaking with the owners. Lloyds Auctions sells these vehicles under standard auction conditions that offers no warranties or cooling off period. Please feel free to call the Classic Car Division if you have any questions relating to any vehicle. Inspection is highly recommended.

Lloyds stock #100961+1812

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