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If any of you notice. The Sunliner kit has no parking lights in the front bumper. Just FYI. 

It's kind of funny, but not only didn't the Sunliner or the Starliner kits have parking lights, but the Starliner had the Sunliner script on the front fender.

Good looking Ford Dennis!

 

Steve

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:lol: Wow ! for a model that was built some 30 years ago it's awesome I would leave it alone and not touch it in any way. I'm 65 and only have 3 or 4 models that made it through the years  I started when I was 10 in 1962 my first kit was the AMT 1962 Fairlane  I still have the model and about 23 years ago I found a unbuilt one in the box witch I will get to some day.

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:lol: Wow ! for a model that was built some 30 years ago it's awesome I would leave it alone and not touch it in any way. I'm 65 and only have 3 or 4 models that made it through the years  I started when I was 10 in 1962 my first kit was the AMT 1962 Fairlane  I still have the model and about 23 years ago I found a unbuilt one in the box witch I will get to some day.

Yes it will stay the way it is. It sets in glass display case with my other models. I'm 60 and started building about 1965. I have the original box and all the parts I didn't use in the build. 

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Very nice! Looks good in red, and I like the wheels. I still have a 61 Galaxie survivor (hardtop), as well as a Galaxie from every year from 1959 to 1969. Good work on this!

Sam

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Beautiful Sunliner, that is some mighty fine looking chrome work.  I converted the Styline kit to a Starliner using the roof from a 60 Starliner and I thought I was going to go ballistic with all that BMF.

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