Looks about the same as the production model to me, except for the convertible top. I wish my production version didn't self destruct. 🙁

One of the best modeled cars, along with its sister Mach 1, that the Danbury Mint ever did, IMO. Beautiful car and great pictures John!

The hobby shop or "drug store" promos were known as Frictions because they had a friction motor in them, basically a gear on the front axle turned a f...

That’s a nice looking Boss! I’ll have to get one of these for sure! Thanks John!

Here's one for you George. This house is in the neighborhood where I rent a garage to store three of my cars (the other three are garaged at my house...

@100ford2003 Correct Steve, the Boss Mustangs were Larry's project.

Another one of DM’s awesome Mustangs! My friend has a 1:1 Boss 302 in this color. Curious that neither Mint made a ‘70 Boss 302. The striping is so ...

@geoff-jowett I think lighting plays a big role in how color is perceived. John’s pics more closely matches the real color. My pic was taken around...

Ditto! Impressive work!

Geoff, it's one of the three Grabber colors Ford introduced in 1970. This one's Grabber Green. The other two are Grabber Blue and Grabber Orange. I...

Got it, love the color!

@bob-jackman Yes, this is one I wanted to add and I was surprised it was so inexpensive. After reading the description, I knew why. I have the wh...

Beautiful John. It looks like the real deal.

Congratulations George, you're front-page news! The best I ever did was getting my picture in the company newsletter on saving paper, and that was on...

I'm with Steve on this one. Generally, my heart doesn't start pumping until the 1954 model year. Great pics BTW.