This 1953 Sunbeam Alpine Roadster is Ivory with a Red Interior with White Piping and a Black Convertible Top. This exact car was just featured in a 6 page article in the February 2012 issue of Hemmings Sports and Exotics. This article can be seen digitally here:

http://cooperclassiccars.com/advertising/images/HS&E_Feb2012_SunbeamAlpine.pdf

The car is in excellent restored condition. The paint and interior are new. The convertible top is in excellent condition as well. The bumpers were rechromed and the rest of the brightwork is excellent. Mechanically the car is excellent including a rebuilt transmission with overdrive, stainless steel exhaust, rebuilt fuel system, and complete service. The car has a rare overdrive transmission and is equipped with an optional tachometer. Less than 100 miles have been put on the car since the restoration was completed in 2005. The car has been autographed in the glove box by legendary racing driver John Fitch, who drove a works Sunbeam in the 1952 Alpine Rally. That same year, he drove a Porsche 356 at the Nurburgring, a Mercedes 300SL in the Carrera Pan Americana, and a Cunningham at Lemans. This is a wonderful example of an iconic classic car (made famous by the film "To Catch a Thief") that is ready to be driven and enjoyed right away.