Galaxie models received reworked styling in 1960 and the Sunliner badge was used for two-door convertibles.

 The Sunliner classification was used on various full-sized Ford convertibles during the mid-century timeframe. The name first came out on the 1952 Crestline, was later applied to the Fairlane, and eventually became part of the full-sized Galaxie family beginning in 1959.

Galaxie models received reworked styling in 1960 and the Sunliner badge was used for two-door convertibles. Space-age styling was very prevalent and showcased aerodynamic side profiles, wheel skirts, and wing-like tailfins out back. The scripted Sunliner badges for the front fenders and the trunk lid were gold-plated and provided contrast against the many chrome accents surrounding the exterior. The interior evokes similarities to the vivid turquoise upholstery we recently saw in an Oldsmobile F-85.