[Phone Number] Sunbeam 16.9 Tourer The firm Sunbeam first made bicycles and, like so many other marques at the time, quickly graduated to motorcycles and then motor cars.

The Sunbeam was in fact the first British marque to win a grand prix race and it set a number of land speed records.

This pedigree stood the company in good stead and gave prospective customers the confidence to buy, knowing they were in good hands.

The 16.9 and 20.9 models were introduced in 1926 as completely new designs, each with a six-cylinder engine with integral cast block and crankcase.

Both were reliable, capable cars that gave customers years of service in great comfort.

This 16.9 was restored in the 1970s and still presents well today.

The current owner has had the car for seven years and in that time has affected a number of improvements, including the fitting of a new high-capacity battery, starter relay, battery isolator and modern fuse box, discreetly mounted beneath the dashboard.

In its prese...