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[8E45E]

Ah, maby the rear isn't that square, I thought it looked more 60's style.

Looks like a '53 Ford with a continental kit.

Craig

[r1lark]

That's a cute model diorama.........

[BobPalma]

#5778, what kinda future car is crashed behind the wagon? straight windshield & square rear!

It's "for sure" a 1953 Ford Sunliner. Look at the side bar "three-combs" treatment on either side of the center grille "bullet." That is 1953 model year exclusively.

Further, only 1953 Fords have the spear down the center of the quarter-panel bulge above the rear wheels. 1952 models didn't have a spear and in 1954, the spear was the entire length of the car and above the bulge, not on top of it as in the subject car. BP

[JRoberts]

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[christophe]

Is this a 4WD car?

[Studedude]

That's a cute model diorama.........

Yep. Knew someone would catch that.

[Alan]

No, he is using wide 5 hubs and a floater rear.