It was a truly clever plan. The Sunbeam-Talbot 90 saloon—that’s a sedan, Yank—had earned a remarkable reputation in the Alpine Trial and Monte Carlo Rally with what was really the first professional ...
While it looks like its rip-snorting brother, the Tiger, today's Nice Price or No Dice Sunbeam is its less raucous sibling, the four-cylinder Alpine. Let's see if it's priced to make up for that ...
For many auto enthusiasts, the prospect of owning a car featured in or similar to one featured in a blockbuster movie is difficult to pass up. And such cars run the gamut from an orange AMC Hornet ...
In totally original, numbers-matching condition, a genuine 1966 Shelby Cobra 427 is a six-to-seven-figure halo car that no regular gent or gal has any business getting behind the wheel of. Like ...
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Wheel size for the 1960 Sunbeam Alpine will vary depending on model chosen, although keep in mind that many manufacturers offer alternate wheel sizes as options on many models. The wheel size ...
Last week's Off-Brand American Classics matchup made for a refreshing swim in the Lake of Fire (filled with burning extra-stanky used 90-weight) that we keep behind the Hell Garage. But the problem ...
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How the 1954 Sunbeam Alpine found its audience
The 1954 Sunbeam Alpine did not arrive in a vacuum. It emerged at a moment when British makers were scrambling to court drivers who wanted something lighter and more glamorous than a family saloon, ...
The Sunbeam Alpine is a two-seat drop-head sports car, a roadster first manufactured by the Rootes Group from 1953-1955, and again from 1959-1968. We don't really care about the Marks I and III ...
In spite of its rakish good looks, the Sunbeam Alpine has humble underpinnings derived from the much more prosaic Hillman Husky estate car – although its mechanical bits were adopted from the Rapier ...
Like the AC Ace before it, the Sunbeam Alpine was a sleek British sports car with an obvious problem. In a grand British tradition, it was every bit as fun and interesting as a convertible sports car ...
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