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New Ford Racing 2014 Boss 302S Mustang

Here it is the all New Ford Racing 2014 Boss 302S Mustang. As a result of the success of the 2012 and 2013 Boss 302S, Ford Racing will be offering a 2014 Model Year race-prepared Mustang Boss 302S. Ford Racing Mustang Boss 302S is a factory-built race car, ready for track days and road racing in a number of SCCA and NASA classes. Minor modifications are required to meet different requirements for each series. The 2014 Boss 302S will be built at Ford Racing / Watson Racing. Color updates for 2014 include Grabber Blue and Flat Black. The Part number is M-FR500-B302S Price $89,995 - there is a limited build of 50 units only, If you are interested in purchasing one, please ask your Ford Dealer to enter a Placeholder Order with Ford Racing using Part Number M-FR500-B302S. Ford Dealers can refer to EFC02188 for order instructions. Order allocation and builds will be based off of the Placeholder Order Bank.
The Car Build does come with options:
2014 Boss 302S Options:
BBS Wheel package MSRP: $2,410 (shipped direct to dealer)
Seam welding MSRP: $4,500
Satin black paint MSRP: $5,995
Recaro XL driver's seat MSRP: $700 Continue reading →

This entry was posted in News and tagged BOSS 302 mustang, ford racing boss 302, Boss302s, boss 302 race car, M-FR500-B302S on February 27, 2014 by Brothers Performance.
Boss 302 Wins At 25hrs Of ThunderHill

The Luxury Don’t Crash Racing Team, with support from Winding Road Racing, recently scored a first-place finish in the E0 class at the 25 Hours of Thunderhill event, running in the Winding Road Racing Ford Mustang BOSS 302S. Not only did they score the class win, they also finished 7th overall in a huge field of 63 cars.

In the process, the BOSS 302S Mustang beat out a pair of E0-class BMW entries and a number of other competitors with a near-perfect run on the tough track. The car was driven by Tom Martin Sr., Tom Martin Jr., Tom Brown, and Brian Zaner. 647 laps and a total race time of 24:51:56:461 means that the team lost only 8 minutes, 3.539-seconds to pit stops over the course of the event. That’s pretty impressive for a 25 hour race.

“We started the race pretty well,” Martin Sr. said. “We fell back a little at the beginning and we just a kept a steady pace. The car was so well prepared by the team that we were able to run just a flawless race. Our competitors had a little trouble and here we are winners of our class. The only problem we had was a broken stud on one wheel. We were worried we would lose the others, so we replaced and kept going.”

The NASA 25 Hours of Thunderhill event is held yearly at 2.58 mile, 15-turn Thunderhill Raceway in Willows, California. There are six classes of race cars, with an eclectic mix of machines including a Porsche GT3, Mazda Miata, BMW 325, Acura RS-X, Honda Civic, Factory Five Cobra, Mazda RX-8, Chevrolet Camaro, and Subaru STi.

This entry was posted in News and tagged NASA, 25 hours of thunderhill, BOSS 302 mustang on December 13, 2013 by Brothers Performance.