The 1967 Sunbeam Tiger MK IA the "Baby Cobra" is classic British sportscar with a Shelby connection. Carroll Shelby's involvement in the development of the Sunbeam Tiger helped transform it from a respectable British sports car into a high-performance icon with a unique blend of British and American engineering. It dons an appealing blue exterior, complemented by a convertible body style that's perfect for sunny day drives, along with a black accessory hard top add to its vintage appeal.
Inside, the Sunbeam Tiger MK IA features a black vinyl interior that retains its original elegance. The bucket seats, dashboard and gauges, are all in great shape maintaining their clarity over the years.
Under the hood, this Sunbeam Tiger houses a 260 V8 Windsor engine with a Holley 4-Barrel Carb, paired with a 4-speed Toploader transmission, adding great performance to its sleek design. The front disc brakes ensure responsive stopping power, and a believed Dana 44 axle as part of its setup. The dual exhaust system and aftermarket mufflers enhance its auditory appeal, making its presence known on the road.
Highlights: 260 V8 Windsor engine
Holley 4 Barrel Carburetor
4-speed manual Toploader transmission
Front disc brakes
Dual exhaust with aftermarket mufflers
Believed rear Dana 44 axle
Convertible
Blue exterior
Black accessory hard top
13-inch wheels
Black vinyl bucket seats
Well-preserved dashboard and clear gauges
Floor shifter
The 1967 Sunbeam Tiger MK IA stands as a timeless classic, masterfully merging British sophistication with American muscle. With its 260 V8 engine and adorned with a blue exterior, this vehicle is a standout in any collection. In impeccable condition and with a history as intriguing as its design, this Sunbeam Tiger encapsulates the spirit of early Shelby engineering, earning its nickname "Baby Cobra." Call today!
