This Mercury Cyclone Now Twists Through Norwegian Backroads
- 6 年前
“I made my mind up when I was a kid, that I have to work with cars, nothing else…I cant do anything else.”\r
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This is Alexander Brevik, and the Mercury Cyclone is his car for driving. It may sound funny to say its his car for driving, but Brevik isnt your typical enthusiast: most of his other cars, are project cars. Yes, project cars, and for very good reason: “I really like fixing the cars more than driving,” he says.\r
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“The one good thing about the Cyclone is when I get bored of working on my cars, I can always drive that, because thats in good shape,” says Brevik. “I dont have to work on it.”\r
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“I know itll take me from A to B, and wherever I want to go.” So if you see a Cyclone in Norway, dont forget to wave—chances are Brevik is behind the wheel, maybe even running an errand to finish one of his project cars.\r
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Drive Tastefully®\r
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This is Alexander Brevik, and the Mercury Cyclone is his car for driving. It may sound funny to say its his car for driving, but Brevik isnt your typical enthusiast: most of his other cars, are project cars. Yes, project cars, and for very good reason: “I really like fixing the cars more than driving,” he says.\r
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“The one good thing about the Cyclone is when I get bored of working on my cars, I can always drive that, because thats in good shape,” says Brevik. “I dont have to work on it.”\r
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“I know itll take me from A to B, and wherever I want to go.” So if you see a Cyclone in Norway, dont forget to wave—chances are Brevik is behind the wheel, maybe even running an errand to finish one of his project cars.\r
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Drive Tastefully®\r
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