Sunbeam Alpine Cabriolet 1953
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Specifications Sunbeam Alpine Cabriolet 1953 blueprint
The Sunbeam Alpine Cabriolet 1953 is a classic sports car that evokes a certain level of nostalgia for the 1950s era. This 2-door convertible is a rare find and has the perfect combination of style, power, and agility. From the outside, the Cabriolet has an elegant and dazzling finish with chrome trim pieces that glimmer in the sunlight. Its long and sleek body is punctuated by a cut-off tail and wide and polished wheel wells. The top end of the car is painted in a brighter red than the rest of the body to accentuate its unique shape. Under the hood, the Alpine Cabriolet is designed for performance and speed. A 1.8L engine delivers adequate power for driving and the suspension is designed for optimal handling and stability. The heart of the car is its 4-speed manual gearbox and rack-and-pinion steering system, creating a smoother and quieter ride. The interior of the Cabriolet is comfortable yet sophisticated. The snugly bucket seats are made from a combination of high-quality leather and fabric for both comfort and durability. For convenience, the Alpine Cabriolet may come with power-assisted brakes, a rear-mounted fuel tank, an electric wipers, and a stereo system. The dashboard is accented with rich mahogany woodwork and the Alpine's signature tartan plaid fabric. The classic Sunbeam Alpine Cabriolet 1953 is the perfect embodiment of elegance and power – a perfect car for both highways and winding country roads. Its distinguished exterior and interior are sure to be a timeless classic.
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