This Candy Apple Red 1970 Boss 302 exists because Ford needed 6,500 street-legal siblings built before it could race against the Camaro Z/28 in SCCA Trans-Am — Ford built 8,641. A 290-horsepower small-block, F60-15 tires, and upgraded suspension turned a homologation requirement into one of the most capable street Mustangs Ford ever built. Read on to find out what Ford actually won because of it.