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Sunbeam Twenty-Five (23.8)
In 1934 Sunbeam revised the 1933 Sunbeam Twenty and rebranded it as Sunbeam Twenty-Five with 3,317c ohv six cylinder engine. Offered with 130 inches or 136 inches wheelbase. 309 sold. This was the last 'true' Sunbeam, as The Rootes Group took over Sunbeam-Talbot-Darracq in 1934, and when new Sunbeams emerged in 1938 they were badged Talbot and had commonality with the Hillman Minx

 

Sunbeam Twenty-Five 1934 pillarless front
Sunbeam Twenty-Five 1934 pillarless. Fitted with a 4-door pillarless coupe body. The 3317cc inline six had been given to the Sunbeam Twenty to create the Twenty-Five for 1934
 Sunbeam Twenty-Five 1934 saloon frontb
Sunbeam Twenty-Five 1934 saloon. Powered by an upgraded version of the 3,317cc ohv inline six from the Sunbeam Twenty and given independent front suspension and a 4-speed gearbox.
 Sunbeam Twenty-Five 1934 saloon frontr
Sunbeam Twenty-Five 1934 saloon. This was the last 'true' Sunbeam, as The Rootes Group took over Sunbeam-Talbot-Darracq in 1934, and when new Sunbeams emerged in 1938 they were badged Talbot and had commonality with the Hillman Minx
Sunbeam Twenty-Five 1934 saloon rearb
Sunbeam Twenty-Five 1934. In 1934 Sunbeam revised the 1933 Sunbeam Twenty and rebranded it as Sunbeam Twenty-Five with 3,317c ohv six cylinder engine. Offered with 130 inches or 136 inches wheelbase. 309 sold.
 Sunbeam Twenty-Five 1934 saloon rearr
Sunbeam Twenty-Five 1934 saloon. This was the last 'true' Sunbeam, as The Rootes Group took over Sunbeam-Talbot-Darracq in 1934.
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Sunbeam Twenty, 20.9, 23.8
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