1964 Sunbeam Tiger Metallic green

Envisioned as a softer, more economical alternative to the raw Cobra, the Sunbeam Tiger was nonetheless a British roadster with a shoehorned n V8 engine. It was based on the es p’s Sunbeam and featured a comparatively mild 260-cubic-inch small-block engine that was said by critics on both sides of the Pond to offer a nearly perfect power-to-weight ratio. This 1964 Sunbeam Tiger 1 Convertible, in metallic green, is reportedly a two-owner vehicle and is said to be one of two built with a 4.70 rear-axle ratio, which was intended for drag racing. The car has been restored and is said to be in “excellent” condition. The selling dealer is representing the car on consignment. 

• Per the selling dealer, the car’s present owner purchased it from the original owner in 1987.
• A reportedly thorough, “nut-and-bolt” restoration was completed in 2010.
• ing to the seller, the 260-cu.in. OHV V8 is original and in “great-running condition.”
• When new, the engine was rated at 164 horsepower, now has over 300 horsepower after rebuilt, according to the seller.
• It is fitted with headers and a custom dual-exhaust system.
• The gearbox is a g rner close-ratio T170 four-speed manual.
• It channels torque to the reportedly special-order 4.70-ratio rear axle.
• The reportedly rust-free body was repainted during the restoration in 2010.
• There are very few blemishes in the finish and all the exterior trim appears very good.
• A new white convertible top was recently installed.
• The cockpit is trimmed in black leather and features a wooden instrument panel with Jaeger gauges.
• There’s also a correct-appearing wood-rimmed steering wheel and a Sunbeam AM radio.
• tle wear is apparent in the upholstery, carpet, and additional interior trim.
• The chassis, suspension, and brakes were refurbished during the restoration.
• Equipment includes front disc brakes and rear drum brakes.
• The car wears 15-inch sport aluminum wheels wrapped with lop tires.
• The tires appear to show 2021 DOT date codes.

• Nothing is included in the sale.

• There are no reported needs.

• This Sunbeam Tiger is a reported two-owner vehicle.
• It’s said to have received a complete “nut-and-bolt” restoration in 2010.
• The car remains powered by its stated-original 260 V8 engine and four-speed transmission.
• ng the restoration, the exterior was repainted metallic green.
• The cockpit appears correctly detailed in black leather, with wood on the dash and steering wheel.

The seller states that this vehicle will be sold on the proper document in the consignor’s name for the transfer of ownership. With its stated-original 260 V8 and a restoration that shows few signs of age, this 1964 Sunbeam Tiger 1 Convertible is said to be in “excellent” condition and ready to drive. “Since the restoration was completed, it has been used only on sunny days and needs nothing,” says the seller.