StoneRoad2013's photos with the keyword: Sunbeam

sbs[26] - Sunbeams

26 Apr 2026 14
Sunbeam Owner's Club stand ... waved to the couple of guys I spoke to last year in passing as I was due elsewhere five minutes ago ! [ and YMV 468 was here in 2025, winning my "I want to take it Home Award" - I spent quite a few minutes talking with the owner ]

cos[26] - Sunbeam Arab I engine {1 of 2}

29 Jan 2026 1 43
Eight - cylinder aero engine, built by Sunbeam. Sadly, not a success - due to several problems with design, material quality etc This is the sole known surviving engine, from a batch built in America during 1918 under licence.

cos[26] - Sunbeam Arab I engine {2 of 2}

29 Jan 2026 36
information board. Eight - cylinder aero engine, built by Sunbeam. Sadly, not a success - due to several problems with design, material quality etc This is the sole known surviving engine, from a batch built in America during 1918 under licence.

cls[25] - Sunbeam Alpine

29 Jun 2025 61
1959 built Series I Sunbeam Alpine (hard top) {9109 UA} en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sunbeam_Alpine

sbs[25] - Sunbeam Owner's Club stand

02 May 2025 1 1 111
A very splendid example of a Sunbeam ...

sbr[24] - Sunbeam

04 Aug 2024 131
Sunbeam - 600cc, built 1932 regno 296 XUH

sbr[24] - 227 PPJ again

04 Aug 2024 144
Quite a cracker ...

sbr[24] - Sunbeam

04 Aug 2024 135
S8 Sunbeam ; shaft-drive 487 cc RegNo : 227 PPJ

STTES[23] - more bikes

10 Jun 2023 1 160
?C01 photobombing from the left. MC21 - BSA Bantam D175 {built 1970 - will probably have the 4-speed gearbox - regno VTB 17H} fetching shade of blue ! from the date, I suspect this is one of the very last models [I have a "Bantam", mine dates from 1966 and is a three-speed D10] MC32 - Sunbeam S8 {built 1949, regno 385 XUB} In the background are a couple of pedal cycles, including a "Penny Farthing" which the handbook lists as PC09 and dates from 1895 and the wicker basket will be on PC03, a Raleigh Tradesmen's Butcher's Bike.

ccc - Sunbeam

20 Jul 2022 96
nearest - is a Sunbeam Talbot middle - is a Talbot AFC 170 which woulld have been £275 in 1934 [according to the sign in the windscreen] furthest away - EXF 54