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Topic: Thoughts on 66 Cyclones.....
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wwwnorthwestautosales.com Journeyman Posts: 1 From: North Canton Registered: Jul 2005
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posted 07-07-2005 10:32 PM
I have some pics of one on this link http://www.picturetrail.com/@bigboyztoyz69I was wondering what people thought of these as far as rareity and number left. Thanks,
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KULTULZ Gearhead Posts: 863 From: Rockville, MD Registered: Oct 2002
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posted 07-08-2005 12:18 AM
They are far less common than thier FORD brother, the FAIRLANE. I see the one you have posted has CYCLONE trim level.A very rare and desirable car, especially with a 390CI engine. ------------------ I am looking for information concerning factory performance/aftermarket speed parts (1958/1960) used on the MEL (Mercury-Edsel-Lincoln) (Also Thunderbird 59/60) Engine Series (383-410-430-462) produced from 1958 thru 1968. Also older FORD Special Service Tools -MEL Engine Forum-
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fastford34 Gearhead Posts: 1064 From: penna Registered: May 2002
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posted 07-08-2005 09:57 AM
sweet looking cars! i would like to have 1, just not enough garage space & serious lack of dinero to aquire 1. ------------------ 34 coupe powered by 351 c 4v keith it`s nice to be important but more IMPORTANT to be nice.
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TomP Gearhead Posts: 6120 From: Delta BC Canada Registered: Dec 99
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posted 08-11-2005 12:04 AM
Desirable... i disagree as a guy who has had several and even has a 66 Caliente convertible for sale. At least nobody with money desires them. Rare yes, much rarer than the Fairlanes and incredibly rare compared to Mustangs. But worth very little. I dunno why, always been that way. I like them but seems i don't have the space to rescue every last one. I had several back around 1980-82 and you could hardly give them away at that time. Fast forward 25 years and i somehow get stuck with this 66 ragtop and nothing is changed, if it were a hundred-times-more-common Mustang it'd be easy to sell. [This message has been edited by TomP (edited 08-11-2005).]
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