The Mercury for 1961 shrank to a 120-inch wheelbase and returned to the use of Ford-based engines. Today, these Mercurys are almost non-existent on the roads and are seldom seen at car shows or ...

In 1969, Mercury produced the Cyclone Spoiler II as a more aerodynamic version of the car, meant to compete in NASCAR. It was the same thing as the Ford Torino Talladega, and was meant to fly ...

Edwards knows vintage Mercury cars and trucks well: He used to own a rare ’47 Mercury convertible, but sold it. On Tuesday, he was at a movie shoot with his 1949 Mercury half-ton, which he had ...

Owner Sells Super-Rare 1970 Mercury Cyclone GT After Finding an Even Rarer Car, 1 of 23 Published: 3 Feb 2025, 04:34 UTC • By: Bogdan Popa 17 photos ...