1969 Mercury Cyclone II Nascar - Mercury Missile Dr. John Craft's Restored NASCAR Cyclone Spoiler II Dr. John CraftPhotographer Jim SmartWriterMar 01, 2004 See 1 Photo ...

The Cyclone Spoiler II was built specifically for NASCAR, with the production model using a 351 Windsor engine, whereas the racing sibling boasted a 429 Boss unit borrowed from the 1969 Boss Mustang.

Even though Mercury had to make the Cyclone a production-line-built automobile to meet NASCAR guidelines, it was by no means a production-line puppy. Boasting such go-gettum goodies as a 428ci ...

In 1969, the Mercury Cyclone Spoiler hit the scene. One of the rarest examples of this model is a 1969 Dan Gurney Special Mercury Cyclone Spoiler, named after the legendary race car driver who ...

Muscle cars and NASCAR have a storied relationship, with manufacturers creating special models to meet homologation ...

The 1969 Mercury Cyclone Cobra Jet exists in the shadows of the muscle-car world. Not nearly as popular as its Ford sibling, the Torino Cobra, and its Mopar rivals, the Dodge Super Bee and ...

It’s hard to miss 7 foot 1 inch, former NBA Center, Jim McIlvaine and his Grabber Blue 1969 Mercury Cyclone GT, dubbed "Confucius".

A tribute to pure racing DNA—the 1969 Mercury Cyclone Spoiler, built with NASCAR in its bloodline. The 100 Best Movies of All ...

This 1971 Mercury Cyclone Spoiler is a dream ride for a hot rod kid. Check it out at hotrod.com or the May 2012 issue of Muscle Car Review Magazine.