CHRR 2011 Todd Hoffman's 1965 A/FX Mercury "Super Cyclone" Comet

Todd Hoffman's 1965 A/FX Mercury "Super Cyclone" Comet at the 2011 California Hot Rod Reunion

[@hotrodeddie]

427 Hi-Riser like 500 cubic inches, one of my Favorite cars to watch, Todd's a blast to hang out with!!!!

[@lieugebo805]

hotrodeddie what a beautiful correct car

[@fordmike65]

Just saw this run at the Antique Drags in Barona. It's a Goddamn BEAST!!! Can't wait to get my Caliente going.

[@scottywalker4312]

My first car was a 1965 mercury comet I got it for 250.00 .the best money I ever spent because lam still in love with her!

[@bluesharp59]

Thumbs up Liked.

[@jongallant6054]

It's SUPER for a reason. 👈

[@igiveuponhumanity9238]

I guess that was enough of a burnout after all.

[@toomanyhobbies2011]

Just need to get some smoke to heat the tires.

[@dougauzene8389]

Ran my family's 55 Chevy "Rocket Muffler" Wagon in Exhibition at the 2011 CHRR...

[@gilgorman4796]

Best years

[@kimmorrison9169]

Best looking Comet year the ‘65 even without a big ol FE 427. Looked like a close race

[@iggyfritz7150]

How could they go so fast without computers
So long ago? 🤔

[@carpballet]

Iggy Fritz They didn’t. They just sped up the film.

[@toomanyhobbies2011]

Computers just make cars more driveable with less emissions.

[@64fairlane305]

@@toomanyhobbies2011 theoreticly mybe

[@iggyfritz7150]

Poor Plymouth 😂😂😂

[@PimoAn01]

Is this a Cammer car?

[@rickallen9864]

Way cool

[@futten3230]

dosent look like a altered wheelbase to me

[@theflyingscotsman9902]

Because its not !
FE powered 65 merc cyclone

[@coltsfan79]

Altered wheelbase was B/FX

[@josephtravers777]

@@coltsfan79 No, B/FX was Hi-Po 289 car, A/FX was 427