Craft's '69 Mercury Cyclone II stock car is a survivor. It still lives some 30 years after its career as a seasoned stock car ended. Read more about this Craft's '69 Mercury Cyclone II stock car ...

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 ...

This 1969 Mercury Cyclone is one of just 20 Super Cobra Jet cars built to celebrate Cale Yarborough’s 1968 Daytona 500 victory ...

Marty finding this 1969 Mercury Cyclone was the craziest thing. "I'm driving down Highway 67 past Duncanville, and there it is to the left sitting outside." ...

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

The Cyclone CJ is the archetypal muscle car of the era —big engine in a stripped-out, mid-size coupe–but only a handful of enthusiasts know about it. It's a muscle car for non-conformists.