1965 Sunbeam Tiger Mk I (Series I)

1965 Sunbeam Tiger Mk I (Series I) Introducing this 1965 Sunbeam Tiger Mk I (Series I) featured with matching numbers. Finished in pearl combined with a black interior. Developed from the Sunbeam Alpine platform and fitted with Ford V8 power, the Tiger became one of the most recognizable Anglo-American sports cars of the 1960s. Its compact proportions, lightweight chassis, and V8 performance gave it a driving character that stood apart from many sports cars of its era. Please note: the factory valve covers come included separately with the vehicle and feature the matching numbers engine stamping.Highlights:- Exterior Color: Pearl- Interior Color: Black- Four-Speed Manual Transmission- 260ci V8 Engine- Holley Carburetor- Front-Wheel Disc Brakes- Removable Hardtop- Center Console- Chrome Bumpers with Overriders- 13-Inch Panasport Silver Eight-Spoke Alloy Wheels Power comes from a 260ci V8 engine paired with a 4-speed manual transmission, offering a straightforward and engaging driving experience. Additional equipment includes a Holley carburetor, front-wheel disc brakes, quad exhaust outlets, and Tiger Powered by Ford valve covers. Exterior details such as the removable hardtop, chrome bumpers with overriders, Ironman tires, and 13-inch Panasport eight-spoke alloy wheels complement the car's classic roadster styling while maintaining its period-correct character.Inside, the cabin features bucket seats, a center console, manual crank windows, toggle switches, dual-side rearview mirrors,, Jaeger/Smiths instrumentation, a floor-mounted shifter, and a 2-spoke steering wheel. The interior layout reflects the functional sports car design philosophy of the era, with simple controls and an emphasis on driver engagement. A notable fact about the Tiger is that legendary racing driver and constructor Carroll Shelby was involved in the development program that helped adapt the Ford V8 into the Sunbeam chassis. Representing the Tiger Series I, this example captures the blend of British styling and American V8 performance that made these cars memorable among enthusiasts and collectors alike, mechanically sound. For $42,500