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Sunbeam Imp Sport, Sunbeam Stiletto
The Hillman Imp had been introduced in 1963 with its 875cc Coventry-Climax engine. Sunbeam announced its 'Imp Sport' version in 1966 with a tuned 875cc twin carb engine with big valve head and high lift cam. Other components including brakes and cooling were upgraded to suit the increased performance. The coupe body of the Hillman Imp Californian was given the Imp Sport mechanics to create the Sunbeam Stiletto in 1967 which was sold until 1972. A Sunbeam Sport took over from the Singer Chamois Sport in 1970 and sold until 1976.
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Sunbeam Stiletto
 Sunbeam Sport front
Sunbeam Sport. The Sunbeam Imp Sport had been launched in 1966 power raised from 42bhp to 55bhp. The Singer Chamois Sport had similar mechanics. In 1970 the Singer name was culled and a new 'Sunbeam Sport' went on sale with quad lamps and pieces from both Singer and Sunbeam.
 Sunbeam Sport rear
Sunbeam Sport. The Sunbeam Imp Sport had been launched in 1966 with twin carbs, high lift cam to raise power from 42bhp to 55bhp. Braking and cooling were also upgraded to suit.
 Sunbeam Stiletto front
Sunbeam Stiletto. With quad healights the Sunbeam Stiletto headed up the Imp Coupe range, with Imp Sport power at the back
 Sunbeam Stiletto rear
Sunbeam Stiletto. A -Hot Hatch- before there were any. Coupe body and tuned alloy engine made a very sporting Imp.
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Sunbeam Stiletto. Using the alloy Coventry-Climax 875cc Imp engine, the Sunbeam models were given twin carbs and high lift cams for 55bhp.
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Sunbeam Stiletto
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