Cheers, Vic
Sunbeam Rapier convertible
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Sunbeam Rapier convertible
A bloke I know in Cootamundra (not far from you Farmer
) has his Sunbeam Rapier Convertible up for sale. He has spent heaps getting it into this condition. This is a rare model especially in Australia, I doubt there would be more than 10 in the country. This is, of course, a sporty cousin to the Hillman Minx, on which the Isuzu Minx PH200 was based.
Cheers, Vic
Cheers, Vic
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Re: Sunbeam Rapier convertible
I had a Series 2 rapier as my first car before i got my 68 sedan. I twas a great car but the bellett was 10 yrs younger, I couldn't help myself
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Farmer
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Re: Sunbeam Rapier convertible
10 years younger - And a world of difference! Yet much in common.
I know that car I think - in the Coota club. I've seen a few tin tops over the years, but this would be the only foldy-roof one. Pretty cool looking I reckon. Love those understated clip-on Studebaker-esk fins - about as flashy as the Brits got!
Did they have go-fast options under the bonnet?
Next question, It it coming to Vic's house??
Cheers, Matt.
I know that car I think - in the Coota club. I've seen a few tin tops over the years, but this would be the only foldy-roof one. Pretty cool looking I reckon. Love those understated clip-on Studebaker-esk fins - about as flashy as the Brits got!
Did they have go-fast options under the bonnet?
Next question, It it coming to Vic's house??
Cheers, Matt.
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