Hawkes is here at Texas Motor Speedway exercising his Hemi Orange 1969 Dodge Charger Daytona—Chrysler’s wingman, so to speak, ...

This new configuration was standard on the Comet Cyclone GT, and customers loved it. The engine developed 265 horsepower standard, but Mercury didn't want to stop there.

Mercury had actually envisioned the '70 Spoiler to be the high-performance trim of the Cyclone, but when everything fell apart, it was abandoned. There is only one 1970 Cyclone Spoiler in existence.

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.

The Cyclone still has many original parts, but you shouldn't consider it a 100% original specimen. It now uses a set of tires and rims from a 2005 Mustang, but the original parts are still available.

1970 Mercury Cyclone F 71,205 mi. $110,000 Est. $2,039/mo* Get the AutoCheck Report Basil Toyota (808 reviews) Lockport, NY (922 mi.) Call Check availability Check availability ...