Good guy Dwayne strikes again.

After assuring us all that there is still some good left in this world by gifting the first 2018 Ford Mustang to a worthy veteran, Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson has done the world another solid by giving us a sneak peek at the next Mustang Bullitt.

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Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson may have spoiled the suprise for Ford's next installment of the Mustang Bullitt. (Andrew Theodorakis/New York Daily News)

Similar to the advanced preview Vin Diesel may have given us for the Dodge Challenger Demon, Johnson may have inadvertently shown off the latest version of Ford’s high-performance Fastback during a behind the scenes video of his Ford Service commercial shoot.

Ford first produced the Mustang Bullitt 2001 as a tribute to the GT 390 Fastback used in the epic 7-minute chase scene from the 1968 film “Bullitt,” starring Steve McQueen. That critically acclaimed pursuit through the streets and highways of San Francisco is seen as some to be the grandfather of all chase scenes.

The new Mustang can be seen underneath the arm on the left side of this screen grab. (YouTube)

The Dearborn, Michigan automaker enjoyed so much success when it remade the Mustang Bullitt in 2008 that it extended production into 2009, offering a five-speed manual transmission, souped up engine, lowered sport suspension and signature Bullitt badges. Now, eight years later, it might be time for round three.

Marvelously decked out in the Mustang’s signature Dark Highland Green paint, the presumed Bullitt can be seen tacked up on a wall at the back of the commercial set shortly after the video’s 3-minute mark.

Here's a closer look at what could be the next Mustang Bullitt. (Campbell, Kyle)

Kudos to Mustang 6G for being the first site to catch this happy accident.

Also, if one special edition Mustang isn’t enough for you, it appears Ford has left a little Easter egg in one of its press photos for the new 2018 Mustang: an all-new Boss 302 that can be seen off in the background of a photo of the car’s interior.

While at first glance this might just look like a photo of the 2018 Ford Mustang's interior, but look closely at the left side of the windshield, just between the A-pillar and the steering wheel. (Ford)

Unlike the pop culture inspired Bullitt, the Boss 302 is a real deal, high-performance muscle car from the earliest days of the Mustang-Camaro rivalry in the late 1960s.

When it was last seen in 2013 as the Laguna Seca edition, the Boss 302 sported a 5.0-liter V-8 engine and made 444 horsepower. While there hasn’t been quite as much downtime since the last installment of the 302, too soon isn’t soon enough in the world of automotive enthusiasts.

It appears Ford may have hidden a little Easter egg in this seemingly benign interior photo: a new Boss 302, perhaps. (Ford)

Whether or not these rumored vehicles actually materialize, the Mustang is certainly headed for some changes, as Ford plans on making a hybrid version of its beloved pony car in 2010.

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