69-70 Mustang Boss 302 Bud Moore Shelby Trans-am Lightweight Parts Drops 100+#s on 2040-parts.com
Manitowoc, Wisconsin, United States
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1969-1970 Mustang Boss 302 429 Bud Moore, Shelby Team, Trans-Am, lightweight front end parts: fiberglass quarter extension pair with Ford #s on them, Ford KKX half thick bumper and stone guard special tag for thin sheet metal, Ford KKX aluminum bumper support pieces x 6, lightened Ford door hinges x 4 (set). These parts lighten the nose of a Mustang by more than 100#s! Most of these were from Bud Moore's shop and were used to meet the challenging weight rules of SCCA Trans-Am in early 1970s.
This is a very rare example of Ford’s racing history in NASCAR in the hay day of racing. I have other NASCAR 429, Can-Am 494, ( including 62.5mm experimental Ford/Weber manifold for Can-Am, dual dominator Holman-Moody NASCAR 429 intake manifold ), Mustang Boss 429, Boss 302 Trans-Am period correct Ford, Kar Kraft, Bud Moore parts: half thickness used hood, Autolite/Ford racing transistorized ignition, American Magnesium TA70 wheel set and correct cantilevered Blue Streak Goodyear racing slicks 25 x 9.5 and 27 x 11 with original stickers still on them, magnesium valve covers, unique racing intake manifolds, Ford dry-sump assembles, Koni double adjustable dated shocks, Kelsey Hayes aluminum 1970 Trans-Am racing brake sets, KKX rear suspension and rear watts housing, if interested, not included in this auction. Please email with any questions, text or call. Craig 920 629-9063 |
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