Hot Wheels Fast & Furious 1969 Ford Mustang Boss 302
Roman Pearce never asked for subtlety, and this ’69 Mustang Boss 302 wasn’t about to offer any. In Fast & Furious 6, the bright classic becomes an unlikely hero as Dom’s crew improvises a plan to stop Owen Shaw’s rampaging tank. Rome dives in front of it, desperately trying to slow the monster down — only to be fired upon, forced to brake, and swallowed whole by the tank’s advancing treads. Cable wrapped around its front end, body crumpling under impossible weight, the Mustang becomes an anchor in the chaos. For collectors, this casting celebrates one of the wildest sequences in the franchise and a moment where Roman proved he was willing to risk everything. About the Real Car
- Model: 1969 Ford Mustang Boss 302
- Engine: 302 cu in (4.9L) high-revving V8 (front-mounted)
- Power: Factory-rated 216 kW (290 hp), widely understood to be underrated
- Drivetrain: Rear-wheel drive
- Highlights: Canted-valve heads, Holley 780 CFM carburettor, 4-speed Toploader manual, competition-tuned suspension Built for the Track, Born for the Street
The Boss 302 was created specifically for the SCCA Trans-Am championship — a street-legal racer engineered to take the fight to Chevrolet’s Camaro Z/28. Launched in June 1969, it featured a strengthened 302 cu in V8 with forged internals, 4-bolt mains, and high-flow cylinder heads derived from Ford’s racing programme. Its free-revving nature and exceptional balance earned it a reputation as one of the best-handling Mustangs of its era.
With only 1,628 units produced in 1969, it remains a rare and highly collectible icon of American performance. Features like the matte-black bonnet, side stripes, and wind-cheating fastback profile cemented its no-nonsense racing image. On Screen in Fast & Furious 6
Driven by Roman Pearce and owned by Tej Parker, the Boss 302 appears in one of the franchise’s most outrageous action sequences. As Owen Shaw’s tank erupts from a transport truck, Dom’s team scrambles to respond. Roman’s Mustang becomes both shield and sacrifice — shot at, crushed, and ultimately turned into an anchor that helps stop the tank.
It’s a moment that blends classic muscle, high drama, and signature F&F improvisation. This casting immortalises that scene — a celebration of a legendary Ford caught in the middle of cinematic madness. Technical Details
- Recommended Age: 3 years
- Assortment: HNW46-956N – Fast & Furious 25th Anniversary
- SKU: JHW72
- Year of Release: 2026
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