A California car since new, this Sunbeam Tiger features a number of modifications from LAT.
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This 1966 Sunbeam Tiger, better known as the "Monster," was previously owned by Alan Fraser and has extensive racing history.
If this 1967 Sunbeam Tiger's whitewalls and a hardtop wasn't enough to catch your attention, then how does offered without reserve sound?
A numbers-matching alternative to the Shelby Cobra.
DIY: Upgrading your classic to run LED lights can be easy.
Which breed of this fringe-favorite Cobra alternative should you pounce on?
Ready to sell? A proper game plan can help you fetch top dollar.
Here’s how not to sell a car: Stuff it into a poorly lit, crammed garage.
Selling a car can be frustrating. Here's how to do it right.
Is the Sunbeam Tiger a budget-friendly alternative to the Shelby Cobra? Let’s totally restore one and find out.
Have you been following our Sunbeam Tiger project and now you want your own?
Here are 5 things you should know before you buy one:
Enjoying our Sunbeam Tiger project so much that you want your own?
Here are 5 things you should know before you buy:
Spoiler alert: We don’t fire up the foam cannon, we don’t drag out a hose and bucket.
Detail expert Tim McNair shows how to quickly detail a car–perfect …
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My LeMons car, and soon to be used for Autocross. Pinto running gear, front end, 2.3 Lima, Rear suspension with Mustang II Sway Bar, and a later Pinto wagon 8 …
'Project K2xPine' Swapping a Honda K24, BMW Getrag 260, and a more into my 1963 Sunbeam Alpine. Build Thread: https://grassrootsmotorsports.com/forum/build-projects-and-project-cars/project-k2xpine-sunbeam-alpine-k-series-swap/179128/page1/
Restorable Tiger resting quietly near downtown San Mateo, CA with an orange 70’s Corvette. Could get contact info if someone is interested.
I found these two Sunbeams rusting away at a storage facility near Joliet, IL. They are out there winter and summer, rain or snow. Looks like they could use a little help before the …
Sunbeam. It was after dark so photo is blurry using low light setting. No engine and interior was gutted. Pretty rusty but it still had new paint. Why?
On hwy 443 between West Hanover and Fort Indiantown Gap, PA. A rather complete early Sunbeam Alpine.