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1965 Sunbeam Alpine
The 1965 Sunbeam Alpine Roadster is a classic convertible car with a design reminiscent of the 1955 Thunderbird . With its black interior and blue exterior, this two-seat vehicle is sure to turn heads on the road. Featuring a manual transmission and left-hand drive, this Sunbeam Alpine offers a smooth and enjoyable driving experience. With only 55,991 miles on the odometer, this well-kept gem is ready for its next adventure. It was restored in the early 1980s and rarely driven since. Recently it has received a new convertible top, tires, brake servo rebuild and many more small repairs. The tachometer is not currently working properly. Many spare parts are included. Located in New Stanton, PA.
1963 Sunbeam Alpine
1963 Sunbeam Alpine Series III – Featured on Wheeler Dealers (Season 16, Episode 5). All gauges are functional with the exception of the fuel gauge, which is currently inoperative.
1968 Sunbeam
1968 Sunbeam Tiger. 1968 Sunbeam Tiger For Sale. - Cash (in person). Vehicle Warranty. Interior Color Exterior Color -Call or text Tony @ 505-503-3274. -Located in Celeste, TX 75423.
1966 Sunbeam Tiger
Here is a 1966 Sunbeam Tiger Mark 1A that has been converted into a race car. It includes a pallet of spare parts and its old 260ci engine along with two log books, setup sheets, racing notes, receipts, service records, a parts list, and more.
1965 Sunbeam Mark 1A
Vehicle Original VIN : B382000991 Fantastic California Tiger in excellent condition. Long-term ownership. Rebuilt 289 cubic inch V8. Many upgrades, including LAT Super Induction Kit, cam, distributor, aluminum heads, and more. A super clean Tiger that runs superbly!This car was originally sold in Los Angeles, CA in 1966 and remained there until 1999 when the most recent owner brought it to Ohio. As a result, it is extremely clean and solid, something that can't be said of most Tigers, and while it has been restored as needed, it has never needed a complete tear-down.
1965 Sunbeam MK1
Vehicle Original VIN : B9472678 This 1965 Sunbeam Tiger for sale is a beautifully restored example of a true British icon, blending European styling with classic American V8 power. This compact roadster has the heart of a muscle car, with a 289 cubic inch V8 engine paired with a 4-speed manual transmission under the hood.
1965 Sunbeam
1965 Sunbeam Tiger Mk I (Series I) Introducing this 1965 Sunbeam Tiger Mk I (Series I) featured with matching numbers. Finished in pearl combined with a black interior. Developed from the Sunbeam Alpine platform and fitted with Ford V8 power, the Tiger became one of the most recognizable Anglo-American sports cars of the 1960s. Its compact proportions, lightweight chassis, and V8 performance gave it a driving character that stood apart from many sports cars of its era. Please note: the factory valve covers come included separately with the vehicle and feature the matching numbers engine stamping.
1967 Sunbeam Tiger
1967 Sunbeam. Beautiful 1967 Sunbeam Tiger Mk IA. Finished in striking red over a black interior, this Tiger is beautifully presented and shows exceptionally well. We are automotive and motorcycle enthusiasts that have lived and breathed great product for over 50 years.
1965 Sunbeam MK1
Vehicle Original VIN : B9470184 * This vehicle is located at our Indianapolis facility - 2461 Reeves Rd #194, Plainfield, IN 46168 * This 1965 Sunbeam Tiger is covered by the Gallery Guarantee. With The Gallery Guarantee, you'll enjoy a 3-month/500-mile vehicle service contract and a multi-point safety inspection for ultimate peace of mind. Plus, explore exclusive warranty extension options and take advantage of our Buy Back Guarantee.
1965 Sunbeam Convertible
1965 Sunbeam Alpine Convertible For consignment, a 1965 Sunbeam Alpine convertible showing 12,881 miles, but the true miles are unknown due to title exemption. More from Metroparts: "Underneath its bonnet, the 1965 Sunbeam Alpine housed a 1.7-liter four cylinder engine capable of propelling it to respectable top speeds for its era. The sprint from 0-60 mph was achieved in under 13 seconds-a lively performance that could make any weekend drive feel like an escape to the countryside.