Summary

Matching-numbers MK2 powered by a 289ci V8 engine with a 4-speed manual transmission. It includes all original sheet metal and received a concours restoration.

Details

This 1967 Sunbeam Tiger MK2 is a matching-numbers MK2 powered by a 289ci V8 engine with a 4-speed manual transmission. A concours restoration was performed, and this Tiger has all original sheet metal. The exterior is finished in red with a black interior. It was found in Colorado and was a one-owner Tiger at the time of discovery. It's rust-free with a no-expense-spared, comprehensive frame-off restoration meticulously done to factory specifications. Retains the original matching-numbers 289ci V8 Ford engine, original matching-numbers Toploader wide-ratio 4-speed manual transmission, and original matching-numbers Salsbury rear differenital. Every component on the car was removed, the body was mounted on a rotisserie, the underside of the floor pan and frame were then stripped to bare metal and coated with epoxy primer. All seams were carefully filled with high-quality, body-seam sealer, and two coats of rubberized paintable undercoating were applied. The came the automotive primer-sealer, followed by three coats of Dupont Centari Acrylic Enamel in the car's original factory color of Carnival Red. All the chrome trim and brightwork were completely restored to show-quality standards. All the gauges are completely reconditioned Jaeger units and function properly. The wiring harness was in near perfect condition, so it was cleaned, fully inspected, and then re-installed. The wood steering wheel was re-conditioned and looks 'as new'. The seat belts are still present in excellent condition.