Sunbeam Car Covers
We make tailored covers for 5 Sunbeam car models, from the Rapier & Convertible Series I-V of 1955 to the current Alpine & Rapier Fastback. Each cover is cut for the exact body you own rather than a nearest size, so the fit is guaranteed. Classic Sunbeam models are covered as carefully as current ones.
The Sunbeam range in our guide includes 2 coupés, 1 saloon and 1 saloon and coupé variant, among others. Select your model below to see every generation we cover and the price for each.
- Alpine & Rapier Fastback1969–1975
- Alpine & Tiger1959–1968
- Chamois, Stiletto1963–1976
- Rapier & Convertible Series I-V1955–1965
- Rapier Fastback1967–1976
Which cover for your Sunbeam?
Many Sunbeam models are garaged and driven for pleasure, which is where the stretch-fit Ragnarok and the fleece-lined Freya come into their own. If yours lives outside, the waterproof Bifrost and the heavy-duty Thor keep the weather off all year.
- Thor
The toughest outdoor option: a heavy-duty, Teflon-treated fabric for a Sunbeam that spends the whole year outside, on the coast or in an exposed spot. From £536.00
- Bifrost
Our best-selling waterproof cover and the sensible default for any Sunbeam parked on a drive, street or forecourt in any season. From £223.00
- Gungnir
Made for long-term winter storage outdoors or in a carport, with a soft lining that protects the paint of a stored Sunbeam. From £207.00
- Loki
Lightweight outdoor protection: a silver coating reflects heat and UV, water shakes straight off, and it packs small enough to keep in the Sunbeam's boot. From £120.00
- Valhalla
The affordable indoor cover: soft, breathable and washable, keeping dust and knocks off a Sunbeam kept under a roof. From £111.00
- Ragnarok
The stretch-fit indoor cover that hugs every curve, a favourite for Sunbeam sports models and convertibles that are shown as much as driven. From £207.00
Prices shown are the lowest for any Sunbeam in our guide, starting at £111.00 inc. VAT; choose your model above for the exact price of each generation.
