We like to keep things vintage around here at 67mustangblog. We’re not sure why? Maybe it’s just because we love the vintage Mustang so much. So when we post about a 1970 Boss it’s probably the last in years of Mustangs we will post about. But what a car to post about. The 1970 Boss 302. This car was apparently garaged by it’s original owner for 25 years and is now being offered by the new owner on eBay.

The new seller has replaced the carpet but claims the car is still quite original with 70,000 on the clock. The seller adds “I rebuilt the brakes (pads, new calipers and silicon fluid), added fresh oil, full tune, new gas tank/sender, installed new black carpet, found four decent Ford 15X7 magnums and installed good tires.”

It’s claimed she runs and drives well and all in all is in good shape for something that has been idle for 25 years. You can check out the full description here.

[eBay] via [Barnfinds]

It must be the year of the barn find. They seem to be showing up everywhere. This example, from in Canton, Georgia, has been stored in a garage for many years though looks in quite good shape. The C-Code car comes with the original 289 with Holley 4bbl, Automatic Transmission, Power Steering, Manual Drum Brakes (New Master Cylinder), Good Battery. The seller states the car “runs, drives and stops” which is great for a car that is 47 years old and has been parked for a great number of those.

The interior appears to be all original and also looks in great shape. There does appear to be minimal rust though overall the car looks quite solid. Though we imagine there would be a lot of work needed to be done on this one. Truth is we love a a good barn find and they don’t get much better than a Mustang Barn Find.

If you’re after a project car or just want to have a close look. Check it out here on eBay

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