Details:

Debuting at the 1964 New York World’s Fair, Ford’s Mustang instantly captivated enthusiasts. By 1971, the Mustang underwent its third restyling, embracing a sleeker design in line with the classic American aesthetic of longer, lower, and wider proportions. Transitioning from two "Boss" performance models in 1969 and '70, the 1971 lineup featured a single Boss 351 variant, sporting the racy SportsRoof body style. Powered by a specially tuned 330-horsepower 351-cubic-inch "Cleveland" small-block V-8 under its twin-scooped Ram Air hood, this model marked the tail end of the muscle car era, with only 1806 units produced during its one-year run.

Features:

• Highly detailed Boss 351-specific “Cleveland” V-8
• Engine compartment features many separate details
• Extensive decal sheet includes Boss 351 graphics in silver and black
• Molded in white and clear with chrome plated parts and soft black tires