Sunbeam Tiger MK II - $150000 (Placerville)

[norm1]

http://sacramento.craigslist.org/cto/4952408169.html







1967 Sunbeam Tiger odometer: 33000
paint color : red
fuel : gas
transmission : manual
title status : clean



For Sale, 1967 Sunbeam Tiger MK ll, s/n B382100625LRXFE, one of only 375 currently known to exist, 2nd owner California car with 33,000 miles, red with black interior. Older restoration, but still in great shape, factory hardtop, STOA certificate of authenticity, and absolutely NO RUST.

Pictures at http://imgur.com/a/KAyLf#0

 

[michael-king]

Nice honest looking mkii with seemingly all the hard to find mkii trim bits and parts in place bar the fat washer bottle. I can't see if it has the twin hedgehog oil cooler but there are oil lines headed towards where it should be.

The black without white background side stripes are more subtle than the stock items.

 

[Warren]

Known down here

This car was/is Chuck Daly's. I know it very well and have driven it , well around the block.

The car is now in the custody of Paul Resientz and has been for sale since before August of last year. Don't ask what it was for sale for then.

Oh it has the oil cooler

 

[cobrakidz]

I saw this yesterday as I was looking at my local CL. If anyone would like me to go see it for them this is very close to me.

 

[Warren]

No kidding

Bruce will go see it cause it's like checking out the new girl in the hood but the MRS won't care

I did some very light pre sale twaks to the car so I know what Paul has buffed out or detailed away.

Really critical guys have noted the trimming of the wheel arches etc and of course there are the little things like the holes filled in the fender well from a previous oil filter mount.

I had a photo hosting on the car. Rick aka Too Tech drove the car and was a player and nearly snagged it in early August.

Chuck Daly is a former Membership Chair and officer of CAT from the early days. Paul did most of the major stuff on the car but as distance was an issue other guys had their hands on the car. The radio install and some other obvious faux paws do not seem to have been corrected.
Make no mistake it is a very nice car despite the Porsche Guards Red I think it was called on a 108 car and the black painted stripes look the part and to my eye are as nice and better than the sticker type stripes, but booty is in the eyes of the beholder or check writer.