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I'VE GOT MAIL! #5 January 16, 2021

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George Schire
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The normal humdrum of going to the mailbox and finding usual bills and junk I don't want, was always made exciting when I received brochures and flyers from one of the Diecast mints.ย  It made the mail fun!

Getting this flyer was especially rewarding because it was offering not only a repaint of a previous release from Danbury Mint, but this new model offered both a "with" and a "without" teaser for me.ย  The "with" was the top up option and the "without" was no continental kit engulfing the rear bumper.ย  Being a "Limited Edition" release, I grabbed my phone quickly and got this little baby ordered.ย ย 

For me, it's the color combination that makes this model bring back those 1950's memories.ย ย 

DM 56 FORD FAIRLANE SUNLINER #1

George Schire
Oakdale, Minnesota


   
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(@jack-dodds)
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That was a really attractive model in those colors and minus the Connie.



   
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Ira Gillispie
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๐Ÿ‘ ๐Ÿ‘ย 



   
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(@bob-jackman)
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Yes indeed George this is one really fine model. While I don't mind continental kits on Fairlane Fords in 1955 and 1956, the best part of this model was the improvements DM made from the original red/white version. Also outstanding was the Victoria hardtop in Buckskin/ white issued fairly close to the same time.



   
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