Strange Alpine in Argentina

[Sunbeam-Chile]

Hi everybody,
While I'm surfing on the net I found this:
http://www.arcar.org/sunbeam-alpine-30965
Not related to the seller, etc...
It says: Sunbeam "Alpine" Roadster 1960, 1500 cc, two carburetors, rouge wheels, michelin tyres, front disc brakes , excellent shape, ready to transfer.

So, after see it... I have a S2 and I wonder... The tail fins of this car was changed?... could be a type of Harrinton?...
Thanks, Pablo.

 

[Eleven]

Custom or otherwise, I kind of like the taillight treatment.

 

[Ron67Alpine]

It does looks like it's been worked over, even to my novice eye. The dash and soft-top do not look "stock". I, also, kind of like it...but not enough to consider $25000.

 

[socorob]

Looks like something was changed with the top too

 

[MikeH]

What is the tail light from? Interesting.

 

[alpine_64]

Looks like something was changed with the top too

I think the top is stock.. they just havent folded it away correctly.

 

[Alpine Addict]

Lokks like a modified series 1. The window guides ID this as a series 1.

 

[John W]

Well, it's not April 1st yet.

 

[socorob]

The arm you can see for the top looks larger than normal.If you go to autos antiguos on that site theres some really cool cars. It would be a long road trip back home.

 

[Ron67Alpine]

... It would be a long road trip back home.

Ain't that what the PanAm Hiway is for?

 

[RootesRooter]

What is the tail light from? Interesting.

I was thinking Alfa, but a friend says maybe Rolls...

 

[MikeH]

I was thinking Alfa, but googling around I couldn't find a match.

 

[Tullamore]

I don't like the chrome trim rings but the rear lights do look good.

 

[socorob]

Is it from a really old jag?

 

[Sunbeam-Chile]

Is it from a really old jag?

This car is for sale in Argentina for the price of USD 24.000
So Expensive.
Regards,
Pablo.