The F & F Mold and Die Works of Dayton, Ohio produced models that were given away as Cereal Premiums beginning in 1954 in POST GRAPE NUTS, CORN FLAKES and RICE KRISPIES.

 These models portray the "1954" car with the Side mouldings as used on the 1954 Ford Fairlane.

 It is believed that only a few prototype Cars were ever built by Ford using these Chrome Strips, one was owned by Lewis D. Crusoe who was the "sponsor" on the Ford  Board of using the styling, however he was overruled and the strips were removed from all Production cars. Crusoe arranged for one set to be salvaged and applied to his personal car.

 The Yellow car above is the only one in the T'Bird-UK collection, other pictures are of cars offered on Auction Sites. 

Blue (seats are painted)

Bronze