SUN DAY ! 1960 Ford Sunliner in 352 CI Engine in Raven Black & Ride My Car Story with Lou Costabile 

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Those cars were probably one of the best looking ones ever coming out of the trade

Beautiful Sunliner

Original trunk liner ! Thus is a favorite car of my all time list.

‘60 Fords never get the credit they deserve as beautiful autos. What beautiful detail throughout. The owner is blessed and a true vehicle caretaker.

What a great day for a topless summer cruise!

TY Lou. Past generations had their Rembrandts and Monets. We Baby Boomers have these.

One of the most beautiful Fords ever made.

Man it’s absolutely beautiful ! That is the main cruiser !

Beautiful, awesome restoration.

SUDDENLY IT'S 1960! Thanks Tony for giving us the opportunity to view your virtually brand new 1960 Sunliner! Back in the day a similar Sunliner (in Rangoon Red) was purchased brand new and cherished for many years by a good friend's father in Hollywood, California. My friend's father was singer Al Martino! Thanks Lou and Tony for a great video!

Holy cow!! The lines on that Ford are stunning!!! Such a beautiful one - Lucky owner!!!

Love ❤️ this beautiful Ford

Just a beautiful car Lou I enjoyed this one also thanks for bringing us such beautiful cars.

I always love the windshield wipers that move away from each other instead moving with each other.

60 is maybe the best year for cars ❤

What a beauty ! Love it !

Yet another car I have never seen or heard of before, brought to us by Lou

It looks great in that color.

Колір авто чудовий! Розмір вражає! Книги в багажнику дуже цікаві! Дякую!

Amazing collector Ford, just love it. Thanks for video Lou.

Very rare Ford, that is for sure. The rapid evolution of car styling in the 1950-60s is unreal. It is definitely “of the era”. Great Trunk and Treats. Thanks Lou!

Beautiful Ford ! Great lines on this Vintage Sunliner ! Thanks for posting Lou !

Wow what a beautiful car

I love those Sunliners and starliners ford's, they're beautiful, the front end and the rear end.

My parents had a 1960 Starliner. Blue with matching interior. 292, 2 speed automatic transmission, power steering, AM radio snd factory air conditioning. It was my first car. What a blast to drive. Loved seeing his Sunliner, they were the forunners of the XL series. And my parents had a 68 XL convertible and a 69 LTD 2dr. Great cars indeed.

Presence, indeed. This Ford looks great inside & out. What a great car! Thanks, Lou!

That 1960 Ford Sunliner convertible with 352 CI engine is a sight to behold! That car has all the options available for that year. Now I know why these cars are so rare, since they were illegal in 4 states for being too wide! The engine sounds healthy and quiet too. The black paint job with red interior look great together. that Galaxie Sunliner is a true gem. A spectacular specimen indeed Lou!

That’s a gorgeous convertible!!!

Nice, full size Fords were always my favorite....I'm on my 18th and 19th now....

Great car. I believe the 1960 Ford was the widest car ever.

Stunning. So far have we fallen? Motoring was so good.

I had numerous 1960 Fords back in the day, a rubber mat special just a four door 292 3 spd and a Starliner, Sunliner both 352

1960 was a unique year for the Full - size Fords. It was the only year of this body style and in my opinion was a very handsome machine. This particular specimen is really a gem and it's also loaded with options, many of which are quite rare. Simply beautiful. Thank you, Tony, and Lou for sharing this wonderful Ford with us.

Hi Lou, Your subject car brings back memories of the 1962 Ford Galaxie 500 Sunliner convertible in gloss black with white top that my father owned from 1965 to 1970. We used it to tow his 14'-0" sailboat, a chore the 352 V8 with cruise o matic transmission did effortlessly. Thanks for the video.

This is cool to see, my grandfather has both a 1960 sunliner and a starliner, and I have yet to see another one in person.

Lou. Wow!!! He kept the things that most people don't keep.

My dad bought a new 1960 Raven Black Galaxie 2 dr post sedan back then. Only options were 292 V8, 2 speed Fordomatic and AM radio. Waxed and polished every summer. My recollection was the reverse lights were standard on the Galaxie, Starliner and Sunliner models. Beautiful car. Owned it for 10 years until it totally rusted out and fell apart in northern Ohio.

Just super awesome! Love it! A great time for American cars!

Beautiful car. A veritable time capsule!

I'll be 63 this month, lots of good-looking models in 1960! My oldest brother had a red-on-red 1960 Starliner hardtop in 1969; he says of the cars he's had (50?), that car is the one he wished he had kept, but he was off to the Army and sold it.

Absolutely stunning car...and you NEVER see 1960 Fords, in ANY model! No sedans, wagons or hardtops...never mind a convertible. The one and only thing this car shares with any other full sized Ford, is the dashboard. This same dashboard appeared on the 61 and 62 Fords, with only minor changes. Many thanks to the proud owner for keeping this beautiful car as original as possible. Thanks again, Lou!

This car was probably direct competition to the T-bird. The 1961 T-bird became more low slung and sleek like the Sunliner. Cool car!

Nice 🥰

There is something about a big convertible, you literally own the world around you as you drive thru it.

Never knew Ford made this model. Beautiful

The 1960-64 full size Fords, Lincolns and Mercs were very nice cars.

sweet car man!... looks like it just rolled off the showroom floor

Boy do I love this car! My older brother had a red/red one like this with most of the extras this car has. Cruising down Woodward Ave in 1964 and 65 it was a stunning site to see. When he traded it for a 1965 Fury convertible,I was upset because I wanted to buy it from him but did not have the funds. Thanks Lou for showcasing the great cars that many viewers have never seen.

Very nice car, and nice work. That's a really tiny hat.

A wow car, I had a 1961 Sunliner, boy I wish I still had it, I drool when I see the 1960 - 1961 Sunliners. Thank you for the video.

Beautiful example of that unique body style of 1960. The color combo and features are so eye-catching.

Just watching this video I appreciate Tony's efforts bringing this car back to life and thank you Lou for sharing it as well

Absolutely love these American classics and their care takers. Always enjoy your coverage of such history. 😊

Very nice. 👍🏻🇺🇸

I remember as a little kid in the 1960s when I would see the 1960 Ford tail lights I thought they were so cool very unique and they only made that style one year

THANKS LOU,TONY,FOR SHARING SUCH A BEAUTIFUL 🤩🤩CAR ,COLOR COMBO, AND ( WE LOVE ❤️ A LOADED CAR WITH SWEET 🍯TRUNK TREATS )…ONE ☝️SWEET RIDE 😎💚💚💚

I grew up loving this era of cars Today's cars are just Lumps of plastic❤️‍🔥

Nice car

Love fender skirts

Lou, I own 2 of these. 1 powder blue,white top,standard 352 auto.The 2nd:Wimbledon White Hi Po 352, 2 4’s,4spd.Torque Thrust wheels.Both have 2 tone blue interiors. Those aren’t bulls eye or a gun sights. They are symbolic of our Star the Sun. ☀️ Oh yeah, my 2 Sunliners are 1/18 scale. 😂 This 1 year model I believe was the most unique and beautiful car. Some will criticize that Ford got the idea of the flat fins from the 59 Chevy. Ford went back to the fins reminiscent of the 57 Fairlane. Have a great day Lou.

Who needs a computer when you have the COLOR DEMONSTRATOR. Beautiful car in every way. Another example that proves early 60s dashboards, instruments, and knobs were the pinnacle IMO.

Thanks Tony and Lou. Tony's correct, for some reason the 60 Fords (of all series) are rarely scene. I love the Convertible , but adore the wagons...both the 60 Ford and Merc.

What a classic! Another great job, Lou!

I have seen sunliners and skyliners. But I don't ever recollect seeing anything with this body style plus a convertible. Very unique indeed.😊 thanks Lou!🚗

Another one of your best cars on your channel Lou 😍😍😍😍😍 A time travel to 1960! Thank you!

Lou, now you need to try to find a 61 Starliner to feature on the show to complete the combination.

It's clear Ford designers were exploring new directions with the Sunliner. The sweeping profile and wide stance really made a departure from the bulbous 50's style. I think I'd read this look wasn't as popular because it was too different than what most people expected. Fortunately, that styling approach persevered on the '61-'63 T-birds. This example is clearly a gem. 🙂

He did a fantastic restoration! The 60's were great looking cars but they just were not big sellers. It rare to see one let alone a convertible. My parents had a 60 Victoria.

My Dads cousin had 60 sun liner Hard top, next year he bought a 61 one was black one was red beautiful cars

I had never heard of a Ford Sunliner until I saw one this past weekend in pastel yellow with white interior, in Mt. Prospect, IL. It is a beautiful car model. It looks good in black, as well.

LOU! You keep coming up with more and more Awesome Cars!

Thanks guys for showing this beautiful car. Nice job on the restoration . I don't think I seen one in a convertible

I want that car!

Nice car, I saw a video recorded a few years ago, with a 60 Sunliner same colors. I never really liked the flat fins and narrow trunk lid on the 60 Galaxi, but the rest of the car was very good. With the top down, it looks fantastic.

Great car! The dealer book in the trunk was fun. I've always liked these cars. I would not have thought there would be a trunk release in a Ford - - even a High End ford like this one. Beautiful car and great definition in your video. So sleek. Love the early 60's cars. Thanks, Lou. You sure now how to pick the good ones! 236

Long wide and flat. Unlike any other car in 1960. Beautiful restoration

1960 Ford Starliner/Sunliner. The 1960-1961 Ford Starliner/Sunliner was a high-performance fastback variant of the 1960-1961 Ford Galaxie 500 with an upgraded interior, gold-colored "Starline" badges, and a new metal trim, and a new grille. The four most powerful engines in the Starliner were the 352 Cubic Inch FE V8, 390 Cubic Inch FE V8, 406 Cubic Inch FE V8, and 427 Cubic Inch FE V8. The 406 Cubic Inch FE V8 made around 401 Horsepower and 425 Pound Feet of Torque while the 427 Cubic Inch Ford FE V8 made around 425 Horsepower and 450 Pound Feet of Torque. Around 69,000 were built in 1960 and 28,000 were built in 1961.

Wow! What an amazing car! I have always liked the styling of the 1960 Galaxie line. They looked so clean and streamlined compared to a lot of the other cars of that time. And this is probably the best example that I have ever seen! Thanks, Lou!

That model was featured in the original Perry Mason tv series. Great car!!!

Far too many restorations are simply cosmetic. I like that the owner cares about functionality too.

The Ford Sunliner has a unique role in rock and roll history. Back in the 60's there was a rock and roll group that called itself The Sunliners, after the Ford Sunliner convertible, the one band member owned. The car was used to transport them to their gigs. You might not recognize "The Sunliner" name, but you might know them by their later name "Rare Earth".

Beauuutiful Car! Lou, were the reverse tail lights an option?

¡Hermoso día soleado para disfrutar de este Ford Sunliner 1960! El color negro le asienta genial y hace que su carrocería y líneas cromadas (como esas espectaculares aletas traseras horizontales, o los llamativos logos Sunliner dorados) se vean fantásticos! Un interior, simplemente, soberbio; con unos bellos y confortables asientos en rojo, blanco y negro y el llamativo panel de instrumentos en cromado con base en rojo. Muy interesante, lo que mencionó su propietario, sobre que este vehículo no fuera anteriormente manipulado, conservando así todas sus partes originales (como su dispensador de pañuelos genuino aún cargado!) Los manuales y catálogos del baúl estaban asombrosos (mención especial, para el que podías sobreponer la figura transparente del vehículo sobre un fondo de color para así dar una idea de su posible apariencia). Para terminar, el paseo final estuvo espectacular, y demostró la suavidad con que se desliza este clásico Ford por las carreteras. Por cierto, no sé si es mi apreciación, pero noté que había más nitidez y fluidez en el video... Tal vez sea tu nueva cámara, Lou, jeje. ¡Saludos cordiales!

Lou - I often wondered what those ornaments on the front fender were called. How appropriate for that 1960 time period. Thanks for explaining that to us. 😊

Love the '60 Ford. This car is beautiful. However, noticed armrests in front seat are reversed.

Me gusta el carro

Not a Ford guy ...but these were one of the cleanest designs they made and went unnoticed too soon

The 60 ford was so wide it wouldn’t go down a lot of streets back in the day it’s the original wide trac car

The fins remind me of a Scottish Fold Cat 😂

This year & model Galaxy 500 ( not the convertible here ) 4 door Ford was featured in the first season of the Andy Griffith Show. I remember being impressed by the looks of the grille of this car. I still am. Cars in the and made in the US back then were works of architecture as well as mechanical. Today's whatever you want to call them are a joke compared to these works of art.

Restoring one rn. But have no idea where to get chrome. Or interior stuff

In 1960 Ford came out with the two door hardtop Starliner 352 cubic inch 360 horsepower for NASCAR Racing !

1960 tissues are nothing to sneeze at.

Tony reminds me of James Gandolfini.

My 1960 story … last year grandad bought for himself. A 2 door hardtop. 4 cylinder 3 speed manual. No power steering or breaks. He didn’t believe in 8 cylinder engines.. automatics, power .. nothing. Lol cranky conservative old guy, a lot like Archie Bunker. He DID know how to work on them and could fix anything. I may be mistaken it could have been a six, but he wouldn’t buy an 8. In 63 he bought grandmother a Falcon. Same set up. I was was a little kid but I remember well her fighting the steering wheel, and shifting! Makes me mad now, she was 5 feet tall and weighed 90 pounds! She was 60? I dunno. 😢 he did get her an under dash ac in 65 I think. He had money he could have bought her a Comet with power steering and automatic but I can hear his voice now, “just more shit to fix to break later”. This car!!! ❤

I always loved the exterior styling, on the full-size 1960 Fords! I remember seeing them frequently, when I was a kid in the mid-sixties, living in Southern Oregon. Unlike full-size offerings from GM and Mopar in 1960..the Fords bore NO exterior resemblance, to '59 or '61 full-size Fords.They were truly unique looking..ONLY for that model year! I could never understand why Ford totally resigned the exterior AGAIN, for '61. Maybe the '60 Ford styling, was not well-received by the car-buying public, even though I REALLY liked it??

If you’re a fan of “The Andy Griffith Show,” you’ll see episodes featuring a 1960 Ford as his patrol car.

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Beautiful car, but i will never understand why so many 60 Ford restorations have the front door arm rests reversed with the left one on the right and the right one on the left.