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Ford Galaxie 500 Black Sun Star 1:18

Ford Galaxie 500 Black Sun Star 1:18
Current price: £122.00
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Specifications
Car Brand
Ford
Model Manufacturer
Sun Star
Scale
1:18
Material
Diecast
Model Condition
Used Model
SKU
1442
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About the Ford Galaxie 500 Black Sun Star 1:18

TL;DR: Sun Star's 1:18 diecast Ford Galaxie 500 Coupe in black reproduces the 1964 hardtop coupe from Ford's full-size range, built with a lower, sleeker roofline than the equivalent saloon. Solid diecast construction captures the coupe's clean lines at a fair mid-tier price.

Dropping the saloon's roofline into a hardtop coupe shape gave the Galaxie 500 a considerably sportier profile without sacrificing any of its full-size road presence.

Sun Star's Diecast Handling of a Lowered Hardtop Roofline

A hardtop coupe's thinner pillars and lower roof demand more careful tooling than a boxier saloon shape, and Sun Star's diecast reproduces the Galaxie's coupe roofline with proper proportion, keeping the pillarless side glass area convincing rather than overly thick. Black paint carries genuine depth across the car's long, flat body panels, and chrome trim around the grille and window surrounds is picked out cleanly. Metal construction gives the model real weight, consistent with the full-size American underpinnings of the original, and the coupe's slightly more aggressive stance compared with the saloon is kept accurate rather than blurred between body styles.

A Sportier Take on Ford's Full-Size Range

The hardtop coupe body style let Ford offer a more style-conscious alternative within the same full-size Galaxie 500 range that also included saloons, wagons and convertibles, appealing to buyers who wanted the car's substantial presence without the more formal four-door look. The 1964 model year sat at a confident point in the Galaxie's development, with clean, uncluttered surfacing that avoided the more excessive chrome and finning some rivals still carried. It represents American full-size design settling into a more restrained, if still substantial, era.

Placing the Coupe Alongside a Galaxie Convertible

This model pairs naturally with the Galaxie 500 Cabriolet from the same generation, showing how differently the same basic body could be dressed for buyers seeking either open-top glamour or hardtop sportiness.

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