SEMA Preview: Galpin Widebody Mustang Boss 302-X
Galpin Auto Sports has a long history of debuting impressive custom cars at SEMA, and this year looks to be no exception. Their latest project, which we caught still being built at their Van Nuys facility, is this widebody 2012 Mustang Boss 302 dubbed the Boss 302-X. The handmade steel widebody panels and custom orange paint are no doubt the first thing to catch your eye, but the car is just as impressive underneath the skin. A ProCharger supercharger system has been installed, and Galpin tells us that the 5.0-liter V8 now produces somewhere around 780 horsepower. To fill out the body kit Galpin has fitted a set of 20-inch Forgiato wheels wrapped with Pirelli P Zero tires, 295/30ZR20 front and 335/30ZR20 rear. The car also features a full roll cage painted to match the car, a Borla ATAK exhaust system and is set to receive the Laguna Seca front splitter and rear wing.
We’ll have more photos and details of the completed widebody Boss 302 when it debuts at SEMA next week, but until then check out our photos of the car in the gallery below.
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THE COLOR IS UGLY—–UNDER THE HOOD LOOKS CLUTTERED AND IN DISARRAY–EXHAUST EXTENDS WAY TOO FAR OUT..oVERALL.tHIS CAR IS NOT PRETTY–I WOULD NOT TRADE MY GT FOR IT
Kelly – the reason the car looks like that is that it’s still being built. They still have work to do under the hood and the lower part of the rear fascia hasn’t been installed yet, which is why the exhaust sticks out so far.
Yet another wasted Boss 302. So sad.
How do we show the world we don’t get what a Boss 302 is all about Jed? Hmmmmm…..I know!
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