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1965 Sunbeam Alpine
65 & 67 Sunbeam Alpine Convertibles (one was same year and model as car used on Dr No).
1965 Sunbeam Tiger Mk I
The 1965 Sunbeam Tiger Mk is going for sale, the vehicle has been stripped of its major components, but all have been left intact. Vehicle does have the seats, all glass, convertible top frame and center console as well. All dash gauges and wiring harness intact as well. Engine and driveline have been removed but not taken apart. Most of the exterior trim pieces are intact as well as the fuel tanks. Included in the sale will also be the rotisserie that the body is sitting on.factory color is British racing green I have many new sheet metal components including floor pans inner sill, outer sill quarter panels x frame pieces. If anything is unclear or needs clarification, do not hesitate to ask.
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 Allen, TX 75002.
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.
1967 Sunbeam
Sunbeam Alpine, The Story- The Sunbeam Alpine was introduced in 1959 and five generations of cars were produced. The final version, offered in 1964, was known as the Series V and featured a new 1725-cc engine and many other mechanical enhancements. Sunbeam produced over 19,000 Series V Alpines from 1964 through 1967, when Alpine production ceased. The Series V Alpine was also the basis for the much-heralded Sunbeam Tiger, a Ford V8 powered beast.
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.
1966 Sunbeam Mk1a
1966 Sunbeam Tiger Mk1a The Cobra is the most famous English sports car with an American V8 up front, but at the same time Shelby was building them, there was another V8-powered roadster that was co-developed with Carroll Shelby. The Sunbeam Tiger took one of the smallest British sports cars of the time - the Sunbeam Alpine - and shoehorned Ford's 260ci V8 where the 1.5-liter inline-4 used to sit, making for a thrilling drive behind the wheel. This 1966 Sunbeam Tiger Mk1a is from the second-to-last year of Tiger production and is finished in red over a black vinyl interior. Believed to be a three owner car from new, this Tiger benefits from a restoration that was carried out by all three owners, and recently completed by the consignor.
1969 Sunbeam Alpine
I accept wire transfers, checks, or cash in person. If you are needing financing, J.J Best Banc & Co is the best to use for Classic Cars.
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
Welcome to Street Dreams as we celebrate our 26th year in the classic and muscle car business. The Sunbeam Tiger was a high-performance version of the British Rootes Group's Sunbeam Alpine roadster, a sweet 4-cylinder sports car whose competition included MGs and Alfas. U.S. West Coast sales manager Ian Garrad settled on Ford's 260 V8 as a good fit that would lift the Tiger into performance car territory. Sunbeam asked THE Carroll Shelby to produce a functional prototype and the rest, as they say, is history. Glorious but short lived, the Tiger's production ceased in 1967 when Rootes was purchased by Chrysler, who obviously wasn't going to sell a car with a Ford engine. This magnificent British Racing Green (86) 1965 Sunbeam Tiger Mark 1A is an outstanding example of these historically important and rare machines.
1967 Sunbeam Convertible with Hard and soft top
AS OF FEBRUARY 5TH, 2026, I HAVE A CONTRACT ON THE LAND WHERE MY BUSINESS, CLASSIC CARS OF SOUTH CAROLINA IS LOCATED. I WILL HAVE TO DISPOSE OF EVERYTHING ON THE PROPERTY BY THE END OF THE YEAR, CARS, TRUCKS, PARTS, STORAGE BUILDINGS AND ANYTHING ELSE LOCATED ON THE PROPERTY. PLEASE SAVE AS MUCH AS YOU CAN FROM THE CRUSHER. MAKE ME A REASONABLE OFFER ON ANYTHING I HAVE AND IT MAY JUST BECOME YOURS. GIVE ME A CALL AT 864 313 2908. THANKS, RON AYERS. You are looking at a 1967 Sunbeam Alpine Convertible with both hard and soft tops. This is a project that has been setting for quite a few years. There is no engine and trans in the car. It does have an aftermarket set of alloy wheels. It has been setting so long that all of the wheels are locked up and the car does not roll.