Tiger List,
I did a little online research and this is what the online guides are
saying:
HEMMINGS MOTOR NEWS
SUNBEAM TIGERS
Fair Good Excellent
1965 Tiger * $ 14,500.00 *
1966 Tiger * $ 14,400.00 *
1967 Tiger * $ 14,300.00 *
1967 Tiger II * $ 18,000.00 *
http://www.hemmings.com/hemmings/searches/prices/priceresults.cfm
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eBay Auctions
SUNBEAM TIGERS
Officially authenticated Tiger (TAC #310) in great condition.
Daily Driver and HOT ROD! (not a show car).
Original colour code:86(BRG), current colour: white.
JAL no.662149
500 miles on freshened original engine (no.7325B19KC)
4.3L 260 cu.in. Ford V/8
SOLD: $13,100.00
Date: Apr-30-01 21:54:34 PDT
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/aw-cgi/ebayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=582020589&;
r=0&t=0
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Barret Jackson Auction
SUNBEAM TIGERS
1964 SUNBEAM TIGER LE MANS GT COUPE HIGH BID 96,000
1965 SUNBEAM TIGER ROADSTER SOLD 28,500
1965 SUNBEAM TIGER CONVERTIBLE HIGH BID 11,000
1965 SUNBEAM TIGER ROADSTER SOLD 15,000
1966 SUNBEAM TIGER ROADSTER HIGH BID 15,000
1966 SUNBEAM TIGER ROADSTER SOLD 17,100
1966 SUNBEAM TIGER SOLD 15,700
1966 SUNBEAM TIGER CONVERTIBLE HIGH BID 17,000
1966 SUNBEAM TIGER SOLD 13,500
1967 SUNBEAM TIGER ROADSTER SOLD 15,500
1967 SUNBEAM TIGER CONV 0
http://www.barrettjackson.com/auctionresults/common/collector.asp
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When it gets down to price it's hard to put a value on a passion. I
personally have a hard time convincing myself and others that my tiger is an
investment. I keep it classified as a hobby and if someday I have to sell it
I will not be disappointed by price knowing all of the fun I had restoring
it.
Malcolm
-----Original Message-----
From: owner-tigers@autox.team.net [mailto:owner-tigers@autox.team.net]On
Behalf Of Stu Brennan
Sent: Tuesday, May 15, 2001 9:53 AM
To: tigers@autox.team.net
Subject: Reasonable Prices?
OK, folks, time for some networking. There've been a few comments about
the
$58K price on that Mk2, and what's reasonable or not, so lets do some
research.
Does anyone know any recent sale prices for top quality Mk 1/1A's? For top
quality Mk2's?
I don't mean asking prices. I mean the real sale price. Lets not include
cars with famous histories, or other price altering features. And lets not
include unverified fourth hand rumors, or auction prices where booze was
served. Names are not required.
It used to be really easy to get "upside down" in a Tiger restoration (not
while cornering, but when the restoration costs more than you could recover
in
a sale). What's reality these days?
Stu
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