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Kitty Glimpses: 1967 Sunbeam Tiger Mk. II

While I would dearly love to show you better pictures of this 1967 Sunbeam Tiger II, the seller has decided to only include shots they could take without pulling the car out of wherever it’s stored. At least it’s… more»

1966 Sunbeam Tiger Puzzle

How are you puzzle assembling skills? Well, if you are good at putting pieces back together again, you might enjoy this Sunbeam puzzle. The pieces of what once was a Tiger, plus an Alpine roller, are currently sitting in… more»

Plenty of Spares: 1965 Sunbeam Tiger

Classic Motorsports magazine recently did an excellent write-up on Tiger ownership, and the gist of the article is that these cars are great drivers that will likely never decrease in price. A bummer if you don’t own one yet, but… more»

Imperfect Pair: 1968 Sunbeam Imps

Reader Andrew P. writes: Hey, I have found two Sunbeam Imps for $950; one was fully restored at one point and had won awards according to the owner. They also come with boxes of new parts and visually have great… more»

Desert Find: 1965 Sunbeam Alpine V-8

Barn Finds reader Bill L. writes: I don’t know what information this guy is using to consider this a “Buick V8.” I have a fantasy that he just doesn’t know what he’s got. Might be a good thing to throw on… more»

1965 Sunbeam Alpine: Convert Or Restore?

Amazing, this Alpine hasn’t already been converted into a Tiger clone, which means you could either get it running again as a proper Alpine or build it into a Tiger if you are so inclined. Listed here on craigslist… more»

Grrrrr! 1965 Sunbeam Tiger Ex-Race Car

This Sunbeam Tiger was used as a race car from new, according to the seller. Thanks to Barn Finds reader Proston for the submission! While it’s original engine is long gone, it comes with two appropriate Ford small block… more»

North Texas Tiger Stored Since 1991

This great 1965 Sunbeam Tiger find from reader Jim S is located in Dallas, Texas and is for sale here on eBay, where bidding is over $15,000 but has not yet met the reserve. It was certainly used a… more»

Cat With A Snout: 1966 Sunbeam Tiger Barn Find

I’m not sure exactly what a prior owner had in mind when this Cobra-esque nose was grafted onto this unsuspecting Sunbeam Tiger, but supposedly the work was done in all metal. That may make it more difficult to return… more»

Motoring Monday: Sunbeam Alpine At No Reserve

The Sunbeam Alpine is generally under-appreciated by sports car enthusiasts. With a distinctly softer edge than contemporary MG’s, Triumphs and Austin-Healeys (the Alpine offered real wind-up windows upon it’s introduction in 1959, unlike the others which still used side… more»

Alpine Day On eBay: ’63 and ’66 Sunbeams

When I saw the picture of this sad Alpine, I imagined it “shushing” me with the jack handle over it’s mouth. And then saying to me, “let me die here in peace”. I hope that doesn’t happen, as it’s for… more»

1966 Sunbeam Alpine: Aged to Perfection

With only 85,000 miles and an extended slumber of 25 years under its tires, this 1966 Sunbeam Alpine is extremely original and a tempting project – if you don’t mind driving the slower-sibling of the fire-breathing Sunbeam Tiger. Listed… more»

Supercat: 1967 Sunbeam Tiger

We have seen a lot of Sunbeam Tigers over the years, but I think this one takes the cake as being the most odd. Tigers are very collectible because of the V8 under the hood and their connection to… more»

A Pair Of Them: 1967 Sunbeam Alpines

When you look up “under appreciated British roadster” in the mythical automotive dictionary, I’m sure the Sunbeam Alpine (second generation) has to be right there. When new, Alpines offered more creature comforts, better rides, and arguably better styling then… more»

Alpines, Tigers, And Donkeys! Oh My!

The Sunbeam Alpine may not be the most desirable LBC amongst enthusiasts, but the V8 equipped Tiger is a different story! Well, if you have your sights set on a Tiger, or even its little brother, there is a… more»

A “Barn Find” Yardfull

This is a good news/bad news story. Sound familiar? There are a lot of them on Barn Finds: interesting car, cheap price, needs a little work, or has a lot of useful parts. But is it worth taking on… more»

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