Sunbeam Alpine Sports Cabriolet 1953
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Specifications Sunbeam Alpine Sports Cabriolet 1953 blueprint
The Sunbeam Alpine Sports Cabriolet 1953 is a classic British roadster, deemed as the most versatile and desirable cars of its time. Sleek curves and its diminutive frame gives it a unique appearance, enhanced by the triple-rifled front grille and trendy, chrome-plated headlight housings. The two-seater is incredibly compact and sits atop independent wishbone suspension, ensuring a smooth ride. Its open-top design offers an enjoyable driving experience, and the cars generous space and lightweight frame make it an ideal ride for any outdoor trip. The body of the Sunbeam Alpine Sports Cabriolet 1953 is made from lightweight steel and aluminium alloy and is superbly finished with classic weatherstripping to ensure that it looks as good as it did back in its heyday. Inside, the cockpit is fitted with comfortable leather seats, a sturdy wooden dashboard as well as detailed gauge clusters, ventilators and aircraft-style toggle switches that makes driving it both luxurious and fun. Under the hood, the Alpine sports a 1892cc engine that produces a maximum output of 55 bhp and offers an impressive top speed of 72 mph. Overall, the Sunbeam Alpine Sports Cabriolet 1953 is an iconic British classic that continues to attract vintage car collectors. Its combination of lightweight body, sporty suspension, and powerful engine creates an exciting driving experience that is sure to leave a lasting impression.
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