| For 1970, Mercury Montego offers the
intermediate-car buyer 12 models, including a new 4-door hardtop, and
three performance-oriented 2-door hardtops: the Cyclone, the Cyclone GT,
and the Cyclone Spoiler.
In addition to a dramatic new front-end appearance, new side
ornamentation, and unique rear-end design, the 1970 Montego has concealed
windshield wipers, and standard concealed headlamps on the MX Brougham,
Cyclone GT, and the Cyclone Spoiler. Interiors are distinguished by
all-new trim styles, redesigned instrument clusters centered by horizontal
speedometers. and new oval-design steering wheels. A new 117-wheelbase and
wider front and rear track add to the Montego's stability and
maneuverability.
Newest Montego model is the smartly appointed Brougham 4-door hardtop.
Concealed headlamps, luxurious cloth and vinyl or all-vinyl interiors,
deep-loop nylon carpeting and teakwood styled vinyl instrument panel
establish the Brougham as a leader in its field. |
| The Brougham, which can be ordered with
engines ranging from the economical 250-cubic inch six cylinder engine all
the way up to the 429 4V, includes, among its four models, a Villager
station wagon with exclusive yacht-deck paneling and two-way tailgate.
The high-performance Cyclone, Cyclone GT, and Cyclone Spoiler give
Lincoln-Mercury three new youth-oriented models. Cyclone's exclusive
styling is marked by a jewel-like grille, flanked by sporty running
lights; racy hood scoop; high-back seats, and dual racing mirrors. |
