It'll buff out.
Inside: Ford’s legendary 289 V8.
A numbers-matching alternative to the Shelby Cobra.
Forest Green looks perfect on this 1967 Sunbeam Tiger Mk II.
If this 1967 Sunbeam Tiger's whitewalls and a hardtop wasn't enough to catch your attention, then how does offered without reserve sound?
Selling a car can be frustrating. Here's how to do it right.
Here’s how not to sell a car: Stuff it into a poorly lit, crammed garage.
One of our readers gives his initial update on his first impressions with the Vredestein Sprint Classic tires on a 1966 Sunbeam Tiger.
Unique cars, laden with history, highlight The Auburn Auction.
Modified Sunbeam Tiger, with with 5.0 L dyno'ed 300 hp and 347 torque, five speed, total weight 2615. Rotisserie restoration, with everything either restored or new.
