Sunbeam Tiger 1967, 4.7 litre V8. Mk1 A. For Sale
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| | | Sunbeam Tiger 1967, 4.7 litre V8. Mk1 A. Built by Jensen Motors Ltd. and finished 28th January, 1965 on behalf Rootes Group Motors. Last owner for 12 years and successfully campaigned in various rallies throughout this period. Stunning paintwork with glass-like lustre, finished to an exciting standard. Comes with the full rally interior currently fitted and original hard-top, original seats in first class condition and original bumpers. Converted to Historic Rally Spec in 2009. Sump guard, Minilites, mud-flaps, roll hoop, comp seats, LSD 3.54:1 final drive, driving lamps, uprated springs, anti-tramp bars, long-range fuel tank, twin-fuel tanks, tripmeter, reversing lamp, rally timer, map light, electric fan etc. Finished Classic Marathon June 2009. 2nd in class Rally of the Tests November, 2009. Engine rebuilt in 2013 with balanced pistons, polished rods etc. Massive specification. All reversible mods. Original green Log Books. Incredible history files. Come fully serviced and MOT’d. A superb Tiger in all respects.
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