1969 Ford Mustang Boss 302 – Rapid Prototype

Bill Osborne designed and fabricated more than 100 race cars in his lifetime. His creations competed in everything from Trans Am to Sprint Cup; the International Motor Sports Association (IMSA) series to the Silver State Classic. He also crafted a little Camaro you might have heard of called Big Red. That car graced the pages of HOT ROD several times through the years because it was not only trendsetting (it was Pro Touring before Pro Touring was cool), but it’s also flat-out fast, whether around corners or in a straight line. Before Osborne passed away in 2009, he created (along with partner Corey Weber) a company called Agent 47 Competition Products. Agent 47 (www.AgentFortySeven.com) produces hardcore road-racing suspension parts and exterior aerodynamic enhancements for ’79–’14 Mustangs. It also produces one of Osborne’s last projects, the Harbinger Mustang.

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Photo Gallery: 1969 Ford Mustang Boss 302 – Rapid Prototype – Hot Rod Magazine

Photo Gallery: 1969 Ford Mustang Boss 302 – Rapid Prototype – Hot Rod Magazine