1967 Sunbeam Alpine

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. Superb British Example- This handsome, low-mileage 1967 Alpine Series V roadster was carefully restored in 2016 and is a superb example of this classic British sports car. The rust-free body was prepped and refinished in period-correct Carnival Red Acrylic Enamel. Chrome/stainless is in overall good condition, but bumpers could use re-chroming (two sets of bumpers included). Minilite alloy wheels mount 13 Primewell radials and a new Robbins soft top has been installed. (Multiple original wheels and two sets of Mustang II sport wheels included). Impressive Interior- The interior is very impressive - look at the photos. New black vinyl upholstery was fitted, and other new components include carpeting, console, door panels, dash pad, seals and trim. All analog gauges, including the tachometer, perform well. A new windshield has been installed, and the original windshield is included in the sale. OHV Powerplant- Power for the Series V roadster is provided by a 1725cc 4-cylinder engine. It utilizes a 5-main bearing block and a pair of Stromberg side-draft carburetors. This OHV powerplant was rated at 99hp/103lb-ft. The restoration process included new ignition components, starter, water pump, radiator, hoses and stainless exhaust. (Extra engine parts furnished with the car include a matched set of carbs and original parts listed above.) Electrics are a 12-volt alternator-based system. The motor resides in a clean engine compartment and is backed by a 4-speed manual gearbox that has a reputation as a strong unit. The clutch hydraulic cylinders were rebuilt, and the gas tank was cleaned and resealed. Brakes are manual disc/drum with new pads/shoes/lines and resurfaced rotors. The Sunbeam Alpine roadster is rare compared to MG/Triumph models of the era and stands out from the crowd. If you have wanted a Series V Alpine, do not delay - this is your Sunbeam roadster. ALL VEHICLES SOLD AS IS . TRUE MILEAGE UNKNOWN UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED.