This 1966 Sunbeam Tiger is a known genuine Tiger, with 260 Ford V-8, and 4 speed transmission. There were only 1826 of the Mark 1a cars built, out of a total Tiger production of only 7083 cars from ’64 through ’67.
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Looking great with nice correct Sunbeam Carnival red paint, and a set of aluminum alloy Panasport wheels. It has recently had $32,000 of documented restoration work and improvements to make it a great looking and great running car!
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Top Down and tonneau boot installed!
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Note the subtle chrome strip running down the side
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Beautiful!
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Attractive from any angle. When this car was new, the Sunbeam Factory said: “we have a tremendously exciting sports car which handles extremely well and has a performance equivalent to an E-type Jaguar”.
The original Tiger prototype was built by Carroll Shelby, at the direction of Ian Garrad, Rootes group west coast sales manager. Rootes group owned Sunbeam.
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Excellent interior – note the 4 speed shifter
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Nice bucket seats done in vinyl and accented with red piping
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That is one great looking burlwood dashboard with full instrumentation!
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Excellent interior and dash
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Ford 260 V-8 with the unique to Tiger oval air cleaner.
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.The engine was rebuilt, and the rest of the mechanical items – brakes, clutch, transmission – are excellent. The rear fender mounted gas tanks are new, and the new electric fuel pump has been relocated to the trunk instead of the factory position over the muffler.
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These new Tiger subframes were welded in to correctly repair some corrosion .
A Closer view of the installed subframe and floorpan. There were number of structural areas that were professionally repaired by a Tiger expert for safety and proper operation.
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Ready to enjoy now!
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Tail light detail
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Recent exhaust system
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Nice trunk area
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Spare tire
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Nice Panasport wheels
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Rear view
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Great profile
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Nice!