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Not Sold (Est: £11,500 - £14,500)

1969 Sunbeam Imp Sport

United Kingdom • 7 Jun 2014 • Lot 413

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Vehicle Details

AI Listing Summary

This 1969 Sunbeam Imp Sport has been restored to a high standard with many racing components, including an Andy Chesman 998cc block and pistons, sport valve springs, competition cam followers, and a stage three ported and polished head with enlarged valves. The car is finished in Kristral Tuerkis metallic green and is supplied with a V5C registration document, MoT test certificate which expires in September 2014 and original handbook and file of invoices.

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Condition 

7

The car has been restored to a high standard with many racing components. However, the interior has been removed and repainted, and a roll-cage and racing seat have been installed. All that remains to be done is a cut-out switch and a fire extinguisher system. This suggests that the car is in good condition but requires some work to be fully restored or made ready for racing.

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Transmission:

[Transmission]

Chassis No:

B49.2.002514RS0

Odometer:

88,561 miles

Reg Number:

NLA791E

RHD/LHD:

RHD

When Rootes launched the Hillman Imp in 1963, the Coventry-Climax derived engine was a dream come true for tuning specialists.

It made sense for Rootes to build their own performance version to tackle the Mini-Cooper.

The result was the Sunbeam Imp Sport, launched in 1966.

Externally it was identifiable by different badging, chrome trim and a slatted engine cover.

Inside there was a full length dashboard, carpet, extra gauges and better trim.

The most important difference, however, was in the engine bay as a Twin side-draught Strombergs replaced the single Solex.

There was a higher lift camshaft, bigger valves and improved cylinder head design.

An oil cooler was fitted as standard equipment as were extractors.

The brakes were improved by fitting a servo.

The radiator was of a larger capacity and many components were strengthened to handle the increase in power output from 42bhp at 4000rpm to 55bhp at 6100rpm.

It may not sound much, but in a lightweight car with amazing handli...

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£1,745

Lowest Price (Since 2020)

£14,126

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£22,216

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