This 1971 Ford Mustang BOSS 351 is a rare muscle car treat, combining high-compression power, competition suspension, and ...

Twenty years ago, a small team of enthusiast engineers at Ford had an idea. The company needed a serious engine to compete with the Dodge Vipers and Chevy Corvettes of the world. Ford had a V10, but ...

The Ford 351 Windsor is one of the most popular V8 engines Ford Motor Company has ever built. It belongs to the small block Ford family and was first introduced in 1969 with the Ford Mustang Mach 1.

Between 1969 and 1971, Ford built 11,806 Boss Mustangs in three distinct series. While the 1969-1970 iteration of the race-bred 302 and 429 are indubitably the family superstars, the final model – ...

Ford Racing has been producing 351ci Windsor-based blocks for years, but when it came time to start fresh with all-new tooling, they decided to make some major changes. In 2006, Ford Racing started ...

The writing was on the wall a couple of years ago: Ford's tooling for the N351 cylinder head casting was wearing out, and if something wasn't done, that casting stood a chance of going the way of the ...

One of the most iconic badges in Ford Mustang history, the Boss debuted for the 1969 model year on not one but two muscle cars. Both were developed for homologation purposes. The Boss 429 was the more ...

Ford won the SCCA Trans-Am championship in 1967, courtesy of Carroll Shelby's Terlingua Racing Team Mustang notchback, driven primarily by the late Jerry Titus.But there was a problem on the horizon ...

Q: Greg, can you tell us something about the Ford Pantera that was available in the 1970s? It was a great car that came with a Ford 351 engine. How did Ford get involved? -- Eugene, email from ...

The 351 badge is a reference to the supercharged V8’s power in kilowatts, but also a nod to size of the V8 in the iconic 1970s model. It will be the most powerful Falcon to ever be built at ...