A new Dream Giveaway campaign is offering enthusiasts the chance to win a restored 1970 Ford Mustang Boss 302, one of the most celebrated muscle cars of the era, with bonus entry incentives now available for participants. According to organizers, readers are eligible to receive five times the usual number of entries, increasing the odds of taking home the grand prize.
The featured Mustang is finished in Grabber Orange, a color closely associated with high-performance Ford models of the early 1970s and widely regarded as one of the most recognizable finishes of the muscle car period. The Boss 302 was developed during the height of factory-backed performance wars and built to meet homologation requirements for competition, giving it lasting credibility among collectors and enthusiasts.
Under the hood, the car is powered by a high-revving 302-cubic-inch Boss V-8 engine paired with a four-speed manual transmission. Factory performance components were engineered to deliver strong track capability while remaining street usable, a combination that helped define the Boss 302’s reputation. The model’s aggressive styling, distinctive graphics, and unmistakable sound continue to set it apart more than five decades after its introduction.
The giveaway vehicle has undergone a rotisserie restoration, a process that typically involves a comprehensive rebuild of the body and chassis. Organizers say the level of restoration positions the car as a potential show contender while preserving the visual and mechanical character that made the Boss 302 an icon in the first place.
Entry banks for the giveaway are scheduled to close on May 28, 2026, with the winner expected to be drawn on or about June 10, 2026. In addition to the vehicle, the prize package includes $36,000 designated to help offset federal prize tax obligations for the winner.
Proceeds from the Dream Giveaway support veterans’ and children’s charities, combining fundraising efforts with the opportunity to win a historically significant vehicle. Participants can enter multiple times before the deadline, and the current promotion offers five times the standard number of entries for qualifying readers.
The campaign is positioned as a limited-time opportunity for muscle car fans who have long admired the Boss 302 and its place in American performance history.
Eve Nowell 
Shawn Henry