Lot #209 - 1966 Sunbeam Tiger and 1967 Alpine body
This lot includes two vehicles. Seen is the 1966 Sunbeam Tiger. Photo coming soon of the included 1967 Alpine body/shell.
Factory correct 260 v-8 motor. Ran when parked. The current owner has had it for nearly 25 years. Needs total restoration but also has an Alpine body that is straight and solid which comes with it, if desired. Buyer needs to collect it. Alpine body has title, but seller lost Indiana title for Tiger, so it is being sold on Bill of Sale only. A Washington state buyer will need to have the vehicle inspected by the state patrol to obtain an OID registration.
The Tiger is like a baby Shelby Cobra and considered one of the first Bi-Continental muscle cars. Famous from the “Get Smart” T.V. series., these cars are a wolf in sheep’s clothing. They are very fast and very valuable when restored. This project is worth redoing. Great find.
This lot includes two vehicles. Seen is the 1966 Sunbeam Tiger. Photo coming soon of the included 1967 Alpine body/shell.
Factory correct 260 v-8 motor. Ran when parked. The current owner has had it for nearly 25 years. Needs total restoration but also has an Alpine body that is straight and solid which comes with it, if desired. Buyer needs to collect it. Alpine body has title, but seller lost Indiana title for Tiger, so it is being sold on Bill of Sale only. A Washington state buyer will need to have the vehicle inspected by the state patrol to obtain an OID registration.
The Tiger is like a baby Shelby Cobra and considered one of the first Bi-Continental muscle cars. Famous from the “Get Smart” T.V. series., these cars are a wolf in sheep’s clothing. They are very fast and very valuable when restored. This project is worth redoing. Great find.
This lot includes two vehicles. Seen is the 1966 Sunbeam Tiger. Photo coming soon of the included 1967 Alpine body/shell.
Factory correct 260 v-8 motor. Ran when parked. The current owner has had it for nearly 25 years. Needs total restoration but also has an Alpine body that is straight and solid which comes with it, if desired. Buyer needs to collect it. Alpine body has title, but seller lost Indiana title for Tiger, so it is being sold on Bill of Sale only. A Washington state buyer will need to have the vehicle inspected by the state patrol to obtain an OID registration.
The Tiger is like a baby Shelby Cobra and considered one of the first Bi-Continental muscle cars. Famous from the “Get Smart” T.V. series., these cars are a wolf in sheep’s clothing. They are very fast and very valuable when restored. This project is worth redoing. Great find.