I have a totally re-furbished Series V for sale in anyone is interested. The car is now in Ft. Walton Beach, FL ready to be sold. I had to move for my job and couldn't take the car with me. I have a lot more pictures so if you are interested, please let me know and I'll send them to you.
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1967 Sunbeam Alpine Series V For Sale
- Thread starter dansah
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67 Alpine V for sale
Absolutely no rust when I left it with a friend (auto shop owner) when I had to move last Dec. I have $9,500 in it but would be willing to sell it for $8,000 just because I'm in desperate need of funds to get my Tiger finished.
I will make sure my buddy has it running if/when it is purchased. I'm not sure if it has been driven since Dec.
Absolutely no rust when I left it with a friend (auto shop owner) when I had to move last Dec. I have $9,500 in it but would be willing to sell it for $8,000 just because I'm in desperate need of funds to get my Tiger finished.
I will make sure my buddy has it running if/when it is purchased. I'm not sure if it has been driven since Dec.
cstrickland
Donation Time
alpine
would like to see all pictures you have and a little history on car. I live in N.C Chuck
would like to see all pictures you have and a little history on car. I live in N.C Chuck
History of 67 Alpine
I purchased the car after it had been completely refurbished for the purpose of using the frame (it is in good shape) for my 66 Tiger (the frame was rusting out on this car). I found out the frame was just a little too different so I had the clutch slave and master cylinders replaced, did a little work on the engine (it was running a little rich), and put it back up for sale. The car has not been driven much and runs a little rough until driven for a few minutes.
I have a binder with the car with the total history of rebuilding, which starts with completely stripping down the chassis, even the primer and taking off all rust. It shows the engine being taken out and apparently being rebuilt. Then the paint, the new seats, etc. I have not been able to find a flaw with the car with the exception of the clutch function (replaced) and the engine running a little rough, which I will be taken care of with proper tuning and use.
I will put the rest of the pictures up (I have about 15 total) this weekend at the latest. They are on an old computer and I have to transfer the file before I can post.
I purchased the car after it had been completely refurbished for the purpose of using the frame (it is in good shape) for my 66 Tiger (the frame was rusting out on this car). I found out the frame was just a little too different so I had the clutch slave and master cylinders replaced, did a little work on the engine (it was running a little rich), and put it back up for sale. The car has not been driven much and runs a little rough until driven for a few minutes.
I have a binder with the car with the total history of rebuilding, which starts with completely stripping down the chassis, even the primer and taking off all rust. It shows the engine being taken out and apparently being rebuilt. Then the paint, the new seats, etc. I have not been able to find a flaw with the car with the exception of the clutch function (replaced) and the engine running a little rough, which I will be taken care of with proper tuning and use.
I will put the rest of the pictures up (I have about 15 total) this weekend at the latest. They are on an old computer and I have to transfer the file before I can post.
Mikeflbmer
Bronze Level Sponsor
Red Alpine
Send me your contact info as i have a female freind in Fort lauderdale that has me keeping an eye out for a nice Alpine for her...mike in Jupiter, Fl
Send me your contact info as i have a female freind in Fort lauderdale that has me keeping an eye out for a nice Alpine for her...mike in Jupiter, Fl
George Coleman
Gold Level Sponsor
Its hard to see the ID plate, but it looks like the car was org. color code 100 Medi. blue, there is to many red cars!
Mikeflbmer
Bronze Level Sponsor
Alpine for sale in Florida
Send me your contact info on the car...I have someone in Fort Laudedale interested in the car...email me at mikeflbmer@yahoo.com or cell is (561) 972-1022 mike Schreiner
Send me your contact info on the car...I have someone in Fort Laudedale interested in the car...email me at mikeflbmer@yahoo.com or cell is (561) 972-1022 mike Schreiner
Mikeflbmer
Bronze Level Sponsor
what is your phone number????
Robbo
Donation Time
I bought this car a few months ago and have been pretty pleased so far. Came complete with photos and receipts, so that was good. Needed a few things - new release bearing (thanks to those who helped me locate one), refitting the crankcase ventilation, PCV and breather to filters, rebuilt and reset carbs, new coil, points, plugs, flush coolant, replace U-joints, sump gasket, side cover gasket, sway bar, removed top from being attached to sides so top will go down properly and new boot cover will attach and my favorite....my temp was reading high all the time in cool driving conditions. I was searching - rich mixture, coolant leaks, head gasket...while I was checking the gauge, turns out the voltage regulator was not connected to ground! Just hanging there behind the dash. Well, I connected it back and sure enough, temp reading came down 1/3....SO DID THE FUEL. I was almost out of gas! All in all - thanks so much to the members for helping me with some adivce and connecting to members in Utah. I'm now trying to solve the cranckase pressure and blow by, but that may take some time and patience for sure.