Panda Police Ford and Sunbeam. Restoration of Corgi models no. 506 and Dinky no. 270. 

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It clearly says Sunbeam Imp on the bottom of the model. Hillman became Chrysler Sunbeam in 1967. So what was the Hillman Imp became the Sunbeam Imp.

​@jimroberts3009 I think you are probably correct, just nostalgia getting the better of me.😊👍

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It was the luxury Singer Chamois version not the Sunbeam Imp that had twin headlights. Although it was badged as a Sunbeam in some countries.

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Hillman 1963-1967, Sunbeam/Singer upto up to 1976

the model has 'Sunbeam' stamped on the bottom.

It's a Sunbeam. Chrysler Sunbeam took over Hillman in 1967. The Imp was built between 1963 to 1976. So 4 years as a Hillman and the rest as a Subeam/Singer.

@@dcanmore that's interesting. I rewatched and you are correct. At the beginning it says sunbeam BUT, here is where it gets weird! look at what it says when he is cleaning at 3:37! xD

@@sirPUNKsir Well spotted! That is weird, he must have used another base for the restoration, maybe messed up when drilling.... or a glitch in the matrix :)

@@jimroberts3009 Chrysler took over the Rootes Group in 1967, this had Hillman, Sunbeam, Singer and Humber cars. Singer discontinued 1970; Hillman, Sunbeam and Humber lasted until 1976; Hillman Hunter and Hillman Avenger now rebadged as Chrysler and launched new car Chrysler Sunbeam in 1977. Peugeot bought Chrysler Europe 1978, Chrysler Hunter discontinued and the Chrysler Sunbeam and Chrysler Avenger rebadged as Talbots until production ends both cars in 1981. All Imp based cars were discontinued by Chrysler in 1976.

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0:30 - your knowledge is wrong, look at the name on the base. The car was sold as either Sunbeam or Hillman Imp. The one you refer to must be a NSU Prinz 4, a completely different car.

Not NSU, Sunbeam (see my other comment to you) - and this model was available in several different liveries, just for the police version (there was also a civilian one, but that's another story) 1) White, with black hood and doors, white "police" stickers on the doors (red letters) 2) White, with black doors and roof, white, luminous door panel stickers, black letters 3) Turquoise, with white doors and front half of roof, luminous door panel stickers, black letters The box illustrations always depicted version 1), so Paul's box is fully correct. If you really want to be nitpicking. You could object, that the car gets painted blue, not turquoise (as it originally was), and that the door stickers are not luminous, but I very much doubt you can replicate those luminous panels, and as for the colour, Paul explains in the video, that he picked this blue colur for both of the cars to make them a matching pair.