1967 Sunbeam Tiger

Some cars earn their reputation through horsepower alone. Others become legends because of the story they tell. The 1967 Sunbeam Tiger Mk IA delivers both. Combining the timeless styling of a lightweight British roadster with the unmistakable rumble of a Ford V8, the Tiger remains one of the most charismatic and sought-after sports cars of the 1960s. It is a machine that feels equally at home carving through winding back roads as it does drawing a crowd at any cars and coffee or vintage motoring event. Finished in striking red over a black interior, this Tiger is beautifully presented and shows exceptionally well. Its classic proportions are complemented by bright chrome trim, a black folding soft top, and period-style 8-spoke Performance alloy wheels that give the car an aggressive yet era-correct sporting stance. Inside, a wood-rim steering wheel reminds you that every drive is meant to be an engaging, analog experience, while aftermarket door-mounted speakers add a touch of modern cruising enjoyment without distracting from the car's vintage character. Under the hood sits the proven Ford 260 cubic-inch V8 backed by a 4-speed manual transmission, delivering the effortless torque and unmistakable soundtrack that made the Tiger famous. Unlike many British sports cars of its era, the Tiger pairs nimble handling with dependable American V8 power, creating a driving experience that is both exhilarating and remarkably usable. It is easy to understand why enthusiasts have long regarded the Tiger as one of the finest examples of Anglo-American engineering. Showing 87,352 miles, this 1967 Mk IA represents the final evolution of the 260-powered Tiger before production transitioned to the rarer Mk II. Whether you are an avid collector, a vintage rally participant, or simply someone who appreciates one of the most iconic collaborations in automotive history, this Sunbeam Tiger is a wonderful opportunity to own a beautifully presented classic that continues to captivate enthusiasts nearly six decades after it first hit the road. A beautifully presented British roadster with legendary Ford V8 power, this Tiger embodies the perfect balance of style, performance, and heritage. Highly collectible and increasingly sought-after by enthusiasts worldwide, it stands as a true icon of 1960s performance motoring.