Mercury Cyclone 1969
General description :
Rotisserie Build! # Matching Drivetrain, R-Code 428CJ V8, C6 Automatic, PS, PB
1969 Mercury Cyclone CJ R – Code
VIN: 9H15R603673
Check out this absolutely gorgeous 1969 Mercury Cyclone CJ R-Code! This Cyclone is a very rare classic with it being only 1/1 produced from the factory with it's specific options, according to the included Marti Report! This stunning Mercury car has undergone a Rotisserie Build with a very high attention to detail that's seen throughout! 1969 was the only year that Mercury offered the Cyclone CJ and this one is an amazing example of the breed! Take a look at the beautifully straight body, Dark Aqua Metallic Paint finish with Black Hood Stripes, Black Interior, 15' Magnum 500 Wheels, BFGoodrich Radial T/A Tires, Ram-Air Hood Scoop, Automatic Headlight Dimmer, Chrome Bumpers, along with Polished Trim all around! Under the hood sits a Numbers Matching 428ci Cobra Jet V8 Engine with a Holley 4150 4-Barrel Carburetor sitting on top! The engine bay of this Cyclone CJ looks incredible and it's sure to turn heads at your local car show! Power is sent to the rear tires through a Numbers Matching C6 Merc-O-Matic 3-Speed Automatic Transmission and a Ford 9' Rear End with 3.00:1 Gears and Limited Slip in a Nodular Iron Case! This Mercury drives amazing and it's also loaded with Air Conditioning, Power Brakes (front disc), and Power Steering!
The interior of this '69 Cyclone CJ is beautiful and it's in amazing condition! Take a look inside to see this Mercury sporting Front Bucket Seating, Rear Bench Seating, Front and Rear Seat Belts, Black Knit Vinyl Upholstery, Black Carpeting, Cyclone Floor Mats, Imitation Wood Trim, 3-Spoke Steering Wheel, Factory Gauges with a Tachometer, AM/FM Stereo Radio, Center Console, Floor Shifter, along with a Spare Tire that's mounted in the trunk! The undercarriage of this '69 Cyclone CJ looks absolutely stunning! You won't hesitate to place a set of mirrors underneath this Mercury any day of the week to display the nice condition of the Body Color Floors, Rocker Panels, Pinch Welds, Fuel Tank, Fuel and Brake Lines, Brakes all around, Complete Drivetrain, Steering Components, Independent Front Suspension, Leaf Spring Rear Suspension, along with the Dual Exhaust System that's fitted with MagnaFlow Mufflers!
This 1969 Mercury Cylone CJ R-Code is truly a beautiful classic that's absolutely ready for your local car show or cruise night! Traveling along with this Mercury is a Framed Elite Marti Report that includes a Reproduction Data Plate and Window Sticker, the Factory Build Sheet, Owner's Manual, 1969 Registration, Paper Tags, along with a Warranty Identification Card! Any collector or enthusiast would love to own this Cyclone CJ and it won't last long! Call us today before it's gone!
Call us today and let VMS park your dream in your driveway! 248-974-9513
Mechanics
428ci Cobra Jet V8 Engine
Numbers Matching
Engine # 9E13
- Car Built June/6th/1969. Engine Block Cast May/13th/1969.
- Car was Built a 428 CJ
Serial # H60#673
Stock Cylinder Heads
- Casting #: C8OE - 6090 - N
- Heads are Correct for A CJ Application
Holley 4150 4-Barrel Carburetor
- Holley List #: 4345 8B1
- Ford Part #: C9OF - 9510 - H
- Vacuum Secondaries
- Downleg Boosters
- Heat Choke
- Carburetor is 1969, CJ Correct!
- 735 CFM
- Carb was Manufactured Feb/1st/1968
C6 Merc-O-Matic 3-Speed Automatic Transmission
Numbers Matching
Transmission # C8AR - 7006 - D
- Tag: PGB AH 014674 (Correct for a 428 CJ, 1969 Model Year)
- Vin: H603673
Front Suspension - Independent
Rear Suspension - Leaf Spring
Ford 9” Rear End
- Gear Ratio: 3.00:1
- Limited Slip (Factory Correct)
- Casting Date: 9D30 (April/30th/1969)
- Nodular Iron case
- Tag: WCF - G 9FA 3L00 9 870A
Front Wheels - 15”
Rear Wheels - 15”
Front Tires - 215/65R15
Rear Tires - 275/60R15
Front Brakes - Power Disc
Rear Brakes - Power Drum
Power Steering
Air Conditioning
Dual Exhaust
- MagnaFlow Mufflers
- Dimmer Switch on the Hood
- Original Color
- Chrome looks Great
- Doors and Trunk Operate Smoothly
Gas Tank is in Great Shape
- Paint looks Great
- Power Steering
- Hoses look New
- Bumpers are Solid
- Welds are Solid
- Bottom Side of the Rockers are Solid
- Door Panels are Clean
- Carpet is in Good Condition
- Front and Rear Seat Belts
- Bucket Seats
- Package Tray is in Good Shape
- Center Console
- Imitation Wood Dash
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1969 Mercury Cyclone is listed sold on ClassicDigest in Plymouth by Vanguard Sales for $84900.
Car Facts
Car type : Car Make : Mercury Model : Cyclone Engine size : 0.0 Model Year : 1969 Location : Plymouth
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About Mercury
Mercury, the automotive brand, has a rich history that extends beyond its role in the customization and hot-rodding scene, particularly with the iconic Mercury Eight. Here are some key points to know about Mercury:Formation and Early Years:
Mercury was introduced by the Ford Motor Company in 1938 as a mid-priced brand, positioned between the affordable Ford models and the luxury Lincoln lineup. The brand aimed to fill the gap between these two segments.
Mercury Eight:
The Mercury Eight, launched in 1939, is perhaps the most famous model in the brand's history. It featured a sleek design and a powerful V8 engine. This model became popular for customization and hot-rodding, earning it a significant place in American automotive culture.
Customization Culture:
The Mercury Eight, with its distinctive styling and relatively affordable price, became a favorite among custom car builders. It played a pivotal role in the development of the custom car and hot rod culture, particularly in the post-World War II era.
Lead Sleds and Customization:
The term "lead sled" is often associated with heavily customized cars from the 1940s and 1950s. These cars, including the Mercury Eight, were often modified with lowered suspensions, chopped roofs, and other stylistic changes. Lead sleds were a prominent part of the custom car scene, and the Mercury Eight was a popular choice for such modifications.
Post-War Prosperity:
In the post-World War II period, Mercury, like many other American automakers, experienced a surge in popularity as the economy boomed. The brand contributed to the era's fascination with stylish and powerful automobiles.
Evolution of Models:
Over the years, Mercury continued to produce various models, contributing to Ford's lineup. Some notable models include the Mercury Monterey, Mercury Comet, and Mercury Cougar.
Decline and Discontinuation:
Despite periods of success, Mercury faced challenges in establishing a unique identity separate from Ford. As consumer preferences shifted, the brand struggled, and Ford eventually announced the discontinuation of Mercury in 2010.
Legacy in Popular Culture:
Mercury, especially models like the Mercury Eight, holds a significant place in American popular culture. Its association with the customization and hot-rodding scene, as well as its distinctive designs, has left a lasting impact.
In summary, while the Mercury Eight is celebrated for its role in the customization and hot-rodding subculture, Mercury as a brand played a broader role in automotive history, contributing to mid-priced segments and reflecting the automotive trends of its time.