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Call for Price1965 Sunbeam Tiger
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1965 Sunbeam Alpine Tiger Mark 1A Roadster. Shiney red finish with black interior and black convertible top. powered by a freshly rebuilt 260 ci 4.3L 164 HP Ford V8, and backed by a T10 4 speed manual shift transmission. Body-Up restoration. Minilite style wheels. Rust free. In excellent mechanical condition. This car with its relatively powerful engine will haul the mail. Jump in, buckle up, and hang on! Shown by Appointment only. Please call to schedule your appointment today.
$86,0001965 Sunbeam Tiger
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For sale in our Atlanta Showroom is a fun driving 1965 Sunbeam Tiger. With a modern muscle paint job and a rebuilt drivetrain, this Sunbeam Tiger for sale is one hot convertible. Powering this Sunbeam for sale is a rebuilt 260ci V8 engine. With just 3,000 miles on the build, this Tiger is ready to pounce at any given opportunity. With a deep burble through vintage sounding exhaust, its obvious to see that this Sunbeam isnt your average little roadster. Backed by a T5 5-speed manual transmission, running through the gears in this oversized go-kart is no joke! Backed by a Dana rear and planted to the ground thanks to aluminum/alloy wheels and radial tires, this little Sunbeam is one fun corner carver. With a car that sounds so muscular and menacing, its nice to have an exterior to match. The exterior of this 65 Sunbeam Tiger for sale is adorned in a shade of Grey Rainbow. The metallic shimmers in the sunlight, while still giving this sports car a dark and mysterious vibe. Matched with a color-matched hardtop with sunroof, you get the best of both worlds. Whether you want a sporty driving hardtop, or a fun cruising convertible, this Tiger is ready to roll! The interior is sweet and simple. With Black interior and accents, this is one cool looking hardtop convertible. The sport buckets grip you well and make for one spirited driving experience. Options on this 1965 Sunbeam Tiger for sale, include: A/C (Not working), manual convertible top, 4-wheel disc brakes, seat belts, vinyl interior, and aluminum/alloy wheels wrapped in radial tires. Whether youre looking for a fun driving classic, a unique convertible you dont see every day, or simply a collector car to add to the collection, this Sunbeam Tiger is right up your alley. To view the car in greater detail, including 100+ HD photos and HD video, please visit www.gatewayclassiccars.com. For more information please call the Atlanta showroom at 678-894-4833 or e-mail us at Atlanta@GatewayClassicCars.com! See more at: http://www.gatewayclassiccars.com/ATL/83/1965-Sunbeam-Tiger
$129,9951965 Sunbeam Tiger
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This 1965 Sunbeam Tiger Convertible for sale has a Complete Nut and Bolt Restoration Completed in 2016, Correct 260c.i. Ford V8, 4 Speed Manual Transmission, Convertible Soft Top and Removable Hardtop, Correct Carnival Red Exterior, Original Tonneau Cover, Correct Black Vinyl Interior w/ Red Piping, All New Interior, New Wood Dash, Correct Blaupunkt AM/FM Radio, Highly Detailed Engine Compartment, Painted Underside in Show Condition, All New Suspension Components, New Mini Lite Wheels and Radial Tires, Just Recently Certified by the Sunbeam Tiger Owners Association, Very Correct and Thorough Restoration Completed in 2016, The Nicest Sunbeam Tiger On The Market Today!
$87,9001965 Sunbeam Tiger
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The Sunbeam Tiger was the brainchild of Ian Garrad. In the early 1960s Ian convinced Rootes Group, the Manufacturer of the popular Sunbeam Alpine, to hire Carroll Shelby to transform the Alpine Roadster from what was considered a touring car into a powerful, performance driven sports car. Shelby achieved this by removing the Alpines 1.7 liter 4 cylinder motor and replacing it with a small block 4.2 liter (260 CID) V8. Production of this low-budget, high-performance sports car began in England in 1964.The 1965 Sunbeam Tiger offered here, B9470634LRXFE - JAL 560120, is a three owner car that spent the majority of its life in California owned by its second owner since 1972 until being purchased by an enthusiast in Michigan approximately in 2005. The car was acquired as a running and driving example that possessed a rock solid body, frame and core structure. It was driven and enjoyed until being treated to a complete exterior and mechanical restoration completed in 2015 and highly finished in Signal Orange over black interior. At that time the engine was professionally rebuilt using its correct 260 V8 block fortified with 289 heads, roller rockers, performance cam, electronic ignition, Offenhauser intake, correct carb, correct air cleaner, Tiger power aluminum valve covers, etc. Other highlights include: 4 speed manual transmission, authentic LAT 13 inch aluminum wheels, Good Year Eagle GT Billboard tires, wood steering wheel, tires, complete original convertible top frame, complete original convertible hard storage boot, roll bar, new seat upholstery, new interior door panels, new carpet, original dash wood, complete and original trim and bumpers, Talbot style mirrors, dual exhaust etc. The performance of this Tiger is amazing as it instantly roars to life, pulls strong in every gear, the refurbished steering and suspension ensures sure footedness over bumps and in turns and the car is just plain fast.Tiger production ceased in 1967 with less than 7,000 total units built in its four year run. The power of the Ford V8 coupled with many performance options offered by Rootes and the direction, design and influence of Carroll Shelby, makes the Sunbeam Tiger sought today from all four corners of the globe as one of Hemmings top 10 collectible vehicles. Sunbeam tigers are very unique cars and good ones are very hard to find, a car of this condition is worthy of serious consideration. Hard top included with the sale.To see over 80 photos of this car, including under carriage please visit our website www.grautogallery.com
$33,5001965 Sunbeam Tiger
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This is a complete Sunbeam Tiger. The car has been authenticated by Sunbeam Tiger Owners Assoc. V8 paired to a 4 speed toploader transmission. Solid project for a true Tiger restoration. The car started with a beige interior. Have amassed black interior components. 4 speed Hurst shifter. Tiger approved header system. Have video of running car available. Stainless exhaust system. Happy to answer any questions on car.Vehicle Location is at our clients home and Not In Long IslandPlease Call First for location and talk to one of our reps at 516 376 3471 FREE Consignments!! Car stays in your garage while we do all the work ..Get it Sold in Record Time. We make selling your car a top priority. With your car on over 50 different sites for maximum exposure all for FREE!!We assist in financing, negotiating and shipping world wide for your convenience and for the buyers convenience which is why we sell your car in record time! Www.Dp9Motors.Com
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$49,9001965 Sunbeam Tiger
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Price slashed by $10,000 - making it $7,300 below recent professional appraisal! Optioned with the significantly better-performing 289 CID Ford V8, 4-speed transmission, and a factory hardtop, this Tiger is believed to be a California car since new. Bought by its latest owner in 1996, the previous owner had just rebuilt the transmission and clutch. In 1998 a new exhaust system was installed. In 2008 the car received a new walnut wood dashboard and a new electrical harness. Last October it had a full brake system overhaul ($4,200). Truly a sports roadster with performance capabilities, the Tiger is a car that was developed by former British giant Rootes in conjunction with Carrol Shelby, much like the instantly recognizable A/C Cobra. The Tigers came with either a 260ci V8, or a 289ci V8 - both sourced from Ford. A mild refresh occurred after Sunbeam built 3,700 cars, with squarer doors, a vinyl convertible boot, and added cabin ventilation. These cars are now known as Tiger Mk IAs, and 2,708 were built - this Tiger is one of those. Based on the 4-cylinder Sunbeam Alpine, a leading sportscar value in the 60s, the Sunbeam Tiger epitomizes the notion of a big engine in a small car . The Tiger featured either a Ford 260ci V8 or 289ci V8 shoe-horned into the narrow engine bay. The larger 289 CID (4.7 L) Ford engine improved the Tigers 0 60 mph time to 7.5 seconds, and increased the top speed to 122 mph - great performance for the era. Almost the entire production run of Tigers (1964-1967, 7,128 units) was shipped to the American market where it remains a popular restoration (and hot rodding) selection. The cowl-mounted serial number tag confirms this Tiger s late-1965 model year production, although it s titled as a 1966 model. In the 60 s, new cars were sometimes titled and registered based on their customer delivery date rather than their build date, a practice particularly prevalent with low-volume imports such as Sunbeam. Though perceived as a comfortable road car, with good brakes and adequate acceleration, Alpines were also raced with great success. Tigers remain both charismatic and undervalued collector cars. Ford mechanicals make them robust and easy to maintain and modern fixes are plentiful, which brings to mind the dearth of stock examples. Hard tops are very desirable. We offer this enjoyable and appreciating Sunbeam Tiger for $49,900. Note: We just had the car professionally appraised: ...has been professionally restored back to near perfect, as factory condition....very desirable option package that includes an upgraded 289 CID V-8 engine, 4-speed manual transmission, and it is in very good overall condition. The appraisal came in at $57,200. Current Hagerty Valuations of #3 Good $71,500, #2 Excellent $95,500, and #1 Concours $132,000. As much as possible we have tried to be accurate and show flaws in photos; however, research on these cars can be confusing. Engine: Ford 289 CID/4.7L V8, 4-barrel carb, 200 hp @ 4,400 rpm, 282 ft.lb torque @ 2,400 rpm, Transmission: Ford 4-speed manualColors: Mediterranean Blue with Black leatheretteCurb weight: 2,645 lbs.Odometer: 57,847 milesVIN: B382000327 Visit My Car Guy online at www.mycarguy-sf.com to see more pictures of this vehicle or call us at (209) 962-1144 today to schedule your test drive.
$125,0001965 Sunbeam Tiger
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1965 Sunbeam Tiger Mark 1 For Sale - Ground Up Restoration, Well Detailed, Upgrades LMC is proud to offer for sale this 1965 Sunbeam Tiger Mark I When the small British sports car called the AC Ace was outfitted with American V8 power and called the Shelby Cobra, many people were watching, employees of the Rootes Group, another British car manufacturer included. Inspired by the outcome of the Cobra, they took one of their Series III Alpine Roadsters, originally powered by a 1.7L 4-cylinder engine, and sent it right to the source, Carroll Shelby, to see if something similar could be developed. Shelby and another California based racer named Ken Miles set about fitting a small V8 into the little Alpine, in both cases the new, lightweight Ford motor was chosen and successfully put together. Both cars were then sent back to Britain for testing. The Shelby design, with its engine set far back for good balance was chosen and the Sunbeam Tiger was set to be produced by Jensen Motors Ltd. based out of Staffordshire England. British sports cars have always held a special place in the hearts of automotive enthusiasts, with their lightweight designs and good looks they are often the darlings of classic car shows -- with the Carroll Shelby association, the Tiger is often referred to as the “poor man’s Cobra”. Presented here is an absolutely stunning example of a fully restored Sunbeam Tiger Mk1. According to the Chassis Number this Tiger was built in the early stages of the Mark I production. This is a very special 1965 Sunbeam Tiger built to drive after a complete ground-up restoration with some tasteful modifications. The ground-up restoration was on a rust-free California car with all original panels and a new interior placed in a super straight body. The immaculate restoration of this Tiger has retained all the proper originality such as the Rootes Group Sunbeam logo and the Powered by Ford 260 Fender/Trunk Tags. The high quality paint job was painted while apart with new trim and interior. The familiar Green, commonly referred to as ‘British Racing Green’ has wonderful depth and shine. Once you lift the hood many of the restoration highlights can be seen such as a custom Four-core Radiator, Custom Fan, balanced and blueprinted Ford 289 cubic inch motor, Aluminum Intake Manifold. Holley 650, Ceramic-coated Headers, Aluminum ‘Tiger Powered by Ford’ Valve Covers, remote Oil Filter, Dales restoration front clip with Rack and Pinion, Dales sub frame and connectors, Sway Bar, Four-wheel Wilwood Calipers, “Toploader 4-Speed Manual Transmission, Dana 44 Rear End and Stainless Steel Exhaust. All this modified power provides a mean growl and is delivered to Kuhmo radial tires mounted on 8-spoke Panasport ‘Racing’ Wheels. The new Black Bucket Seat interior includes a beautiful Burled Walnut Dash with full set of original gauges and Factory Wood Rim Steering Wheel. all chrome has been replated including the Dual Racing Mirrors, Front and Rear Bumpers complete with Bumperettes, Gas Cap and the Chrome Tips of the Dual Exhaust Pipes. In the trunk are the factory jack and tools. As well the previous owner has passed along his impressive collection of ownership history for this Tiger. This 1965 Sunbeam Tiger Mark I is perhaps one of the best driving and performance Tigers out there! Additional Details: 1965 SUNBEAM TIGER MARK 1 -
$139,9001965 Sunbeam Tiger
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1965 Sunbeam Tiger Mark 1 for sale, Fully Restored Texas Car LAT Optioned When the small British sports car called the AC Ace was outfitted with American V8 power and called the Shelby Cobra, many people were watching, employees of the Rootes Group, another British car manufacturer included. Inspired by the outcome of the Cobra, they took one of their Series III Alpine roadsters, originally powered by a 1.7L 4-cylinder engine, and sent it right to the source, Carroll Shelby, to see if something similar could be developed. Shelby and another California based racer named Ken Miles set about fitting a small V8 into the little Alpine, in both cases the new, lightweight Ford motor was chosen and successfully put together. Both cars were then sent back to Britain for testing. The Shelby design, with its engine set far back for good balance was chosen and the Sunbeam Tiger was set to be produced by Jensen Motors Ltd. based out of Staffordshire England. Presented here is an absolutely stunning example of a fully restored Sunbeam Tiger Mk1. Found after being in storage for 37 years with its second owner in Texas, this car was an incredible find. The car was complete and in remarkably great overall condition while still retaining many of its special original parts, based on this it was deemed worthy of a complete rotisserie restoration. USA delivered Tigers also benefited from the availability of LAT options or Los Angeles Tiger options, aftermarket parts recognized by Roots installed by special shops such as Shelbys Southern California shop. This very special Tiger was equipped with several desirable LAT options such as LAT 1, the Sunbeam Tiger Super Induction Kit which included Edelbrock single quad intake and a Holley carburetor, LAT 9 cast alloy wheels and the sought after combination of limited slip axle (LAT 50) and 3.54 ratio (LAT 53). Restored to its original livery of Arctic White with red interior, this car is absolutely stunning from top to bottom. Open the hood and you will find the correct oval air breather on the 260 engine, beautifully detailed; the striking red interior is fully restored to as new condition; the undercarriage also showing as new right down to the detailed suspension components. This special Tiger is said to have had only 3 owners since new and was put into storage in 1975 showing only 27,470 miles. With merely test mileage on the car since the restoration was completed this a car which could be used for show or even driven and enjoyed for many years to come. Additional Details: 1965 SUNBEAM TIGER MARK 1 - 29034, 1965-sunbeam-tiger-mark-1,
