1966 MK1 A Sunbeam Tiger V8

Complete 1966 MK1 A Sunbeam Tiger V8 in Forrest green for full restoration.

Seller listing states “Great opportunity for someone looking to do a full restoration on a British classic. Has matching numbers V8 260cu ( 4300cc ) engine paired to a 4 speed manual. Front wheel disc brakes, rear drum brakes with imitation knock off spinners. 2 tops, factory hardtop and a soft top.

This is a complete highly sought after and collectible car with Shelby pedigree. As you can see by the pictures it is rusty and will require a lot of welding. Engine does not run, but all original and is easy to roll.”

For sale on eBay -> https://go.ukbarnfinds.com/4fUwzJS

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