1966 Mercury Cyclone Derale 2015 SEMA booth build

[Derale]

Here are a few more shots just before we start to tear her down. As you can see she has been sitting around for a while waiting to be resurrected.









@ TimeWarpF100, We really like that comic book...Way cool! Now I am going to have to go on a hunt to find one...LOL...Your Cyclone looks like it going to be mean at the drag-strip.

[gearheads78]

Can't wait to see what you do with this. I love well done out of the ordinary projects.

[TimeWarpF100]

Originally Posted by Derale

Here are a few more shots just before we start to tear her down. As you can see she has been sitting around for a while waiting to be resurrected.


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@ TimeWarpF100, We really like that comic book...Way cool! Now I am going to have to go on a hunt to find one...LOL...Your Cyclone looks like it going to be mean at the drag-strip.

My Cyclone may look like a drag car with this stance but actually has a road race style suspension front and rear. Front suspension and steering is from Coleman Machine in Menominee WI. They build roundy round cars.

Also Baer Brakes all around . .

I could scan the comic in a large PDF and or JPEG if you want. I also have a couple other old Comics with 1966 Cyclones in them.

I took them out of storage recently as want to blow up a few covers and frame them, put them up on walls in my shop bathroom.

Really looking forward to this build.

I still have a few '66 cyclone parts hanging around too.

Is your car a original "S" Code?

I have owned a dozen or so '66-'67 Comets including 3 original "R" codes.

[TimeWarpF100]

First 2 pages of Comic story.

Note the 1966 Charger is Running a 900HP Hemi

427 SOHC in comet.

[GrabberGT]

Keep the original hood please. It fits the car better than the tear drop.