2012 Ford Mustang Boss 302 Laguna Seca on 2040-cars
New York, New York, United States
Please contact me at : traceytlloffler@bigboys.net .
For Sale is a very unique Boss Laguna Seca Number LS121 (Low Number).
Not only is it very low mileage and 1 owner but add the following unique features that I have not seen on any other
car for sale:
Passenger Side Dash (Air Bag Cover) is personally signed by Parnelli Jones who has been associated with the Boss
302 since his famous wins with the 1970 Boss.
'A Dealer Installed Ford Racing Shifter. (Cost About $750 Installed)
A Dealer Installed Ford Racing Oil Cooler (Cost about $2000 Installed)
The Oil Cooler and Shifter were made and designed by Ford Racing for this car and should have came this way from
the factory.
If anyone has experience with these cars you must know they run hot (Not anymore with the oil cooler) and shifting
is much smoother with the Ford Racing Shifter.
Also has a Ford Racing Air Filter, a unique Boss 302 Shifter Ball, Boss License Plate Frames and an extended
warranty that has more time left on it then the original warranty had.
I will also provide the original shifter and ball if you wanted to put it back (fairly easy) but who would want to.
Last, I have the original optional Boss Car Cover (New and Unused) and another $300 Dustop car cover that I use to
store my garage kept car.
ALL FORD AND ALL PERFECT.
I am only selling because I am buying another car and I am out of room in my garage...................This car is a
great car to own and drive.
P.S. Forgot to Mention it also has TracKey Installed.
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