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Thanks guys.

34-40 - I got over the last hurdle on the brakes tonight. The wheels I picked out actually fit! I'll get another update up ASAP.

falconvan - I have ran across 3 Tigers at various shows and knew a guy in high school that had a couple of the Alpines that the Tiger was based on. Unfortunately, he never got them on the road. They were neat little cars, closer in size to a Triumph Spitfire.

All the Tiger owners talked about how fast they were and how hot the footwells got. I can only imagine on both counts.

Originally Posted by Hotrod46

Thanks guys.

34-40 - I got over the last hurdle on the brakes tonight. The wheels I picked out actually fit! I'll get another update up ASAP.

falconvan - I have ran across 3 Tigers at various shows and knew a guy in high school that had a couple of the Alpines that the Tiger was based on. Unfortunately, he never got them on the road. They were neat little cars, closer in size to a Triumph Spitfire.

All the Tiger owners talked about how fast they were and how hot the footwells got. I can only imagine on both counts.

Don't wish to digress from the theme of your thread; but couldn't let that remark go by without commenting on it:
A good friend of mine has a Sunbeam Tiger, I've been in it several times, but Ian has never allowed me to drive it. (Perhaps he doesn't trust me? I wonder why!)
I can vouch for the fact that they go like a scalded cat, and stick to the road like dogs**t to your shoe.
A real 'fun' car!
They're almost as much fun as the Cobra!
(...and Ian has never driven that!)

Originally Posted by johnboy

Don't wish to digress from the theme of your thread;

No problem. I enjoy the conversation. I'm not sure what the weight of a Tiger is compared to a Cobra, but since it's smaller, I would think the 289 Tigers might even be quicker than a 289 Cobra.

Originally Posted by johnboy

Don't wish to digress from the theme of your thread; but couldn't let that remark go by without commenting on it:
A good friend of mine has a Sunbeam Tiger, I've been in it several times, but Ian has never allowed me to drive it. (Perhaps he doesn't trust me? I wonder why!)
I can vouch for the fact that they go like a scalded cat, and stick to the road like dogs**t to your shoe.
A real 'fun' car!
They're almost as much fun as the Cobra!
(...and Ian has never driven that!)

Understand the Tiger is for sale..

Originally Posted by Kiwidreamer

Understand the Tiger is for sale..

How much