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📦 ITEM DETAILS• Publisher: Brooklands Books
• Title: Sunbeam Alpine & Tiger 1959-1967 (Road Tests, Tuning, Specifications)
• Format: Glossy Softcover Car Portfolio Manual
• Featured Models: Tiger 260, Alpine Series I, II, III, IV, V, Harrington, Nerus 1600, GT
• Condition: Clean, crisp Very Good (VG) vintage condition.🌌 DESCRIPTIONThe Ultimate Vintage Reference Compilation for the Sunbeam Alpine and Tiger Enthusiast.
Whether you are performing a concours-level restoration on a Ford-powered Tiger 260 or maintaining a classic Series V Alpine roadster, this historic portfolio manual from Brooklands Books is an indispensable resource. It compiles authentic contemporary road tests, new model introductions, track race tuning parameters, technical specification sheets, and long-duration 10,000-mile research reports from original automotive journals spanning 1959 to 1967.
Transparent Condition Report:
• The Core Elements: This copy is exceptionally tight and structurally sound. The spine sits completely square and flat with zero reader creasing. The internal pages are remarkably clean, crisp, and bright—absolutely free of garage oil prints, fingerprints, water stains, student underlines, or handwriting.
• The Cover: The glossy blue cardstock cover retains excellent color depth and gloss. It displays minor vintage shelf wear, including light uniform rubbing along the perimeter margins and small scuffs on the extreme corner tips as documented in the close-up photos.
A fantastic, crisp reference copy to complement your British sports car literature collection or to present proudly in the cockpit at your next vintage car meet.
Safe Shipping Commitment:
Automotive reference manuals deserve proper protection from rough transit handling. This book will be packaged securely in a protective sleeve, sandwiched firmly between rigid layers of cardboard backing to eliminate any risk of bent corners, and shipped inside a proper rigid box via USPS Mail with tracking uploaded immediately.
