Mercury Cyclone
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Cyclone
Vehicle Model
A car produced by Mercury.
The Cyclone name was first applied to a high-performance version of the Mercury Comet from model years 1964-1967, and became a separate model in 1968.
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| Type | Manufacturer | Item # | Series | Name | Scale | Paint | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Die Cast | GMP | 8291 | Cale Yarborough 1969 Mercury Cyclone | 1:18 | White & Dark Red | Production: 3,450 |
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