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1582 MKI roasters were hand built for only two years (1953-1954) with approximately 1000 destined for export to North America. It's believed less than 200 survived 70 years later. This 1953 MKI is an amazing find! Immediately one is drawn to the flowing lines of this roadster body. It's finished in Ivory white over red leather interior with red steel wheels capped with chrome caps and wrapped in classy white wall tires. The body looks to be in great shape and there's next to no obvious flaws in the finish or the chrome. Interesting features of the Talbot Alpine MKI are the ability to remove the front windshield, plus removable side curtains and a disappearing canvas top. This is reflective of the original 'design mission' of a competition ready sports car. The focus on racing and rallies required the addition of a high compression - for the time -2. 2L four-cylinder engine up front with a four-speed, column shifted manual...

Meant to compete with the likes of the Triumph TR2, this sporty and peppy little car was designed for the American market. It was given a stiffer and more sporty suspension to make it feel more like a sports car and less like a family car. Though the product was sound, success eluded this little roadster which led to the 50's variants to take the backseat to their 60's brothers. This adds to the 'not-so-easy' to find aspect as the name was not big enough for many to be held on to, on top of the already low production numbers.

The original motor was a 2. 3-liter four cylinder that produced around 80 bhp. This led the car to feel a little bloated despite the stiff suspension. Not to worry so much with this example, as it is packing a 4. 3-liter Vortec V6 that is...

This stunning vehicle boasts a sleek black exterior that compliments its vibrant red interior, creating a striking visual contrast sure to turn heads wherever you go. Under the hood, you'll find a spirited 4-cylinder engine paired with a 4-speed manual transmission, offering an engaging and enjoyable driving experience. The Sunbeam Alpine comes equipped with a manual convertible top, allowing you to easily transition from a closed cabin to an open-air ride, enhancing your driving pleasure on sunny days. The radial tires provide a smooth and reliable ride, ensuring you can enjoy the journey as much as the destination. Inside, the vinyl interior offers both comfort and durability, making it an ideal choice for those who appreciate classic design with practical benefits. Adding to its classic...

This super sharp Sunbeam Alpine is covered in black gloss paint with a red interior and while it will look great parked in a garage or at a show, this car looks best viewed from behind the steering wheel with the wind in your face. This is a great looking drivers' car. Sports cars, this is a term lost on the youth of today but fun is what this car was designed and built for. One does not buy a Sunbeam as a commuter car or a highway cruiser. Plain and simple, quick acceleration and nimble handling, wind in your hair and a smile on your face this little car will remind you of days gone by when driving was exciting! the current owner acquired this car from the widow of a close friend and he has taken this car back to it former beauty and performance with the necessary work that needed to be completed and now she is ready to straighten some corners. Boasting a 1600 CC inline...

Powering this Alpine is a 1725 cc inline 4-cylinder engine producing 93 hp. With a deep and humble burble, this little sewing Machine engine is built for easy cruising. Backed by a 4-speed manual transmission, this Alpine is a blast to run through the gears. This car is built tried and true, paying great homage to its British roots. If the joy of winding out a stick shift sports car doesn't attract your attention, the aesthetics surely will. The unique and gorgeous Blue paint adorns this Alpine proudly. With just enough chrome and polished trim to give it a refined look, this is one sporty roadster. The interior follows suit, with a Black vinyl interior. The sport buckets straddle the shifter nicely and welcome you with open arms, begging you to take a seat and grab a hold of the shifter. Nostalgic and original, this Sunbeam Alpine has a look that just begs you to wind this convertible through the mountains and take-off down those long country back roads. Options on this 1967 Sunbeam Alpine...