http://www.v8tvshow.com/boss - 314-783-8325 - This is the first video in the series covering the build of the 1969 Mustang BOSS 302.0. This Pro-Touring style Mustang delivers late-model power and performance, while keeping the classic 1969 Mustang's appearance. To achieve this, the V8TV crew called upon Steinhauser Design to create the rendering to highlight the specific pieces and overall design....

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Installation Available: http://v8speedshop.com/contact http://www.v8tvshow.com/boss - 314-783-8325 - It's important to determine the intended usage of a car before you choose the parts. In the case of the 1969 Ford Mustang called the BOSS 302.0, the owner wanted a comfortable driving car on the street, but also a competent performer on a road course or autocross track. To accomplish this, we ...

Installation Available: http://v8speedshop.com/contact http://www.v8tvshow.com - 314.783.8325 - Now that the Detroit Speed Aluma Frame front suspension had been installed on our 1969 Mustang BOSS 302.0, it was time to start the DSE Deep Tub tub and QUADRALink installation. First, V8TV Fabricator John Moss started out by removing the old section of frame rail so he could weld in the new piece, ...

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http://www.v8speedshop.com - Our 1969 Mustang project called the "BOSS 302.0" had some crash damage and rust in the bottom of the driver side quarter panel. In this video, we replace that panel and the inner wheel tubs using a new reproduction quarter panel from CJ Pony Parts and a Detroit Speed and Engineering deep inner wheel tub. This is the second part of this install.

Our 1969 Mustang project called the "BOSS 302.0" had some crash damage and rust in the bottom of the driver side quarter panel. In this video, we replace that panel and the inner wheel tubs using a new reproduction quarter panel from CJ Pony Parts and a Detroit Speed and Engineering deep inner wheel tub.