Beautiful eycatshing cabriolet / convertible from when England could build luxury cars. Valuable safe investment. Very rare with the steering wheel on the left side. Well runing, everything is

This Sunbeam Tiger is powered be a 260 Ford V-8 engine (visual confirmed with the 5 bolt bell housing and a 6 inch space between motor mount bolt holes) topped with an Offenhauser intake and Holley 4

============================ 1967 SUNBEAM ALPINE Series V ROOTES 1725 ============================= Refreshed Survivor Condition Original Matching # s Drivetrain 4 Speed 47314 Miles Runs and Drives

1967 MKII Tiger More photos below & Video Recently acquired from the long term owner of over 25 years. This Tiger presents as a driver that could benefit from some cosmetic work. The engine in the

Sunbeam. Totaly rebuilt 302, new brakes, shocks, brake booster, dash, tach and speedo rebuilt, seats rebuilt and recovered, gas tanks flushed and recoated, new windshield seals, 5 tires and wheels

Thanks for taking a look at our 1959 / 1960 Sunbeam Alpine Series 1. This is a super early production vehicle and one of the first to reach US shores in 1959. Sporting vehicle ID number 9000839, it

This Alpine went through a moderate restoration a few years back and all of the original paint and primers were stripped off and taken down to bare metal and restored. The car has had very little

 (888) 908-2454 (888) 908-2454 Visit Store 1965 Sunbeam Alpine Red Convertible 4 Cylinder 4 Speed Manual Exterior Color: Red Interior Color: Black Body Type: Convertible Transmission: 4 Speed Manual