Walter Zwierlein has a page dedicated to the "forgotten" Mercury Cyclones made from 1968 to 1971.
The Henry Ford Museum and Greenfield Village - If you are ever in the Detroit area, these are well worth visiting. If you want to visit the archives, send them an e-mail to make a reservation. While on their home page, visit the Showroom.
Ford Motor Co. has a History page; it has articles about some of their historical cars.
Another interesting link is to the Ford Falcon WWW Page.
For owners of later Comets and Mavericks, you should visit the Ford Maverick/Mercury Comet page.
One of the most complete listings of Ford related sites that I have seen is Gunnar Helliesen's Customline Page.
Another interesting Ford related site is Woody's Fairlane GT page. Check out all the new features on Woody's page.
Matthew Prater has a great page called Fo.Mo.Co.
Rick Byerly has a page for his 64 Falcon and 68 Mustang w/ tons of links. Check it out at Rick's Falcon & Mustang Page.
Carl Graziano has great page for you Cougar fans. Visit his Classic Cats page.
Jerry Wotel's Thunderbird Cyber Nest is a great page for vintage Thunderbird fans.
FOMOCO Obsolete is a good source of 1960's Ford parts and information. They also have a great article on the 1966 & 1967 Comet Cyclone GTs.
Ford Mania is another good Ford related page.
For Model A Ford fans, check out Lars Hedstrom's Model A Ford page.
Also, the George Washington Chapter of the Model A Ford Club (that I belong to) has a home page.
Also, for you Model A Ford fans, check out the Model A Ford Club of America (MAFCA) site.
For information on Ford engines including the engine code designations, visit The Ford V-8 Engine Workshop.
The Classic Car Source has a listing of car clubs.
The International Mercury Owners Association (of which I am a member) has a home page.
The Falcon Club of America has a great web site. Be sure to pay them a visit!
For Comet parts, new and NOS, contact Northwest Classic Falcon via the Internet (my favorite parts supplier).
On the east coast, a great parts supplier is AutoKrafters.
For Comet interiors, try Original Falcon Interiors. They make interiors using the original materials. They have Comet as well as Falcon interiors.
If you need a parts locator, try Parts Voice. Also, if you have a parts inventory for sale, they accept listings.
For Cyclone and other hubcaps, try Hubcaps.com.
Performance Coatings, Inc. specializes in engine and header coatings.
Hemmings Motor News has a home page worth visiting.
My Classic Car Online is a branch of My Classic Car Video Magazine which will be shown on TNN beginning in January, 1997. Check out their trivia questions.
Another interesting car magazine is the Special Car Journal. It has some interesting articles, classified ads and loads of car-related links.
If you are trying to locate a car to purchase, try using Old Car Trader online.
For over 2000 Classic Auto related links with parts and services, try http://users.interlinks.net/shrigley/cam, The Classic Auto Mall.
For a number of old car related services including cars for sale, events and a car club home page listing, The Classic Car Source has a nice home page.
A new site called MotorCraft has a classified ad section, a picture gallery and more.
Another new site worth visiting is Auto On Ramp.
For some great automotive art, check out the Absolutely Amazing All American Automotive Art page.
Want to have a screen saver made from some of your favorite car photos? Take a look at Monikers Screen Savers.
Carlisle Productions has a site describing their events.
For you MoPar fans, check out the "Ultimate Dodge Super Bee Restoration Hive."
Check out this site for Original Automobile Literature, 1900 to 1997.
For you Comet racing fans, visit the Dyno Don Nicholson web page. From 1964 to 1966, he put the Comet nameplate in the record books.
If you plan to be in the Syracuse, NY area, check out the Museum of Automobile History. 