Visual History of the Mercury Comet

[@robertward553]

I had a 1965 Cyclone, 289, 225 hp, burgundy with Camel interior. Loved it. My brother sold Mercurys at Frank Nero Mercury in Garfield Heights Ohio. Ya, I'm 80 years old.

[@danbaumann8273]

Those are some sweet cars. That red 68 Montego...Woe.. Great tunes.

[@johnmaki3046]

Liked the CARS much better than "tunes"!

[@67marlins]

I love this car......perfect color, perfect decade!
Thanks for posting.

[@revolution51]

Great vid.

[@jamesadkins8083]

Thank you for this video I was having a hard time remembering what they look like I could remember the car but couldn't remember what it looked like thank you... I want one now.

[@barbaradee5191]

The "Comet was the Ford Mercury" version of the Ford Maverick with minor cosmetic changes '

[@Mavaholic]

There was no Comet badging on any Mercury in 1970. The name was not used again until 1971.

[@Hayden-Berdahl]

Well actually not sure about 1960 but 1961 they had many models the 2 door hardtop the 4 door sedan the s-22 the s-22 convertible the normal convertible the 2 door wagon and the 4 door wagon

[@johnmaki3046]

In '93, I owned a '72 Mercury Comet (4 dr., "6", automatic tranny) NOTHING "significant", to a collector. I gave this to my girlfriend! DO I REGRET THAT! A GREAT OLD CAR, but NOT a "great" girlfriend!

[@jamesshenay3426]

FORD.....FOUND ON ROAD DEAD..

[@lowellfunk8974]

FIRST ON RACE DAY!

[@67marlins]

James - found the butthurt beta-male.

[@donsims1941]

Your 64 cyclone was NOT A CYCLONE the cyclone had the sport roof of the caliente and no side trim.