'65 Mercury Comet Cyclone - Super T-Hunt - US, Int. & Short Card
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The '65 Mercury Comet Cyclone Super Treasure Hunt packaged on its U.S., international, and short cards. The Spectraflame black car is 199/250 in the mainline set and 4/5 in the HW Gassers series.
It can be found in mix "L" of 2023 Hot Wheels mainline cases. Learn more at HWtreasure.com.
U.S. Card
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The Mercury Comet Cyclone is a classic American muscle car produced by the Mercury division of the Ford Motor Company from 1964 to 1972.
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The Comet Cyclone was based on the compact Mercury Comet model but featured performance-oriented upgrades.
International Card
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The Cyclone saw production over five generations, with the 1965 model belonging to the first generation.
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The Cyclone was competitive in motorsport events and achieved initial success in drag racing and later in NASCAR.
Short Card
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In the 1968 Daytona 500, the Cyclone took both first and second place.
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In 1971, the Wood Brothers Racing #21 Mercury Cyclone dominated the NASCAR series, with 18 wins out of 32 races.
Loose
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During its nine years of existence, more than 74,000 Cyclones were produced, but only 30 were made in 1972, its final year.