1937 Talbot-Lago Type 150 CS - Jay Leno # 39; Garage
Clement Talbot Ltd. was founded in 1903 under the patronage of the Earl of Shrewsbury and Talbot to import the popular car Clement French in Britain from 1905, Talbots were also produced in London and the brand has been very successful in competition and sales in the years prior to the Great war in 1914.
When Percy Lambert drove a Talbot 25hp 100 miles an hour.
At Brooklands racetrack in Surrey The first really 100 mph car.
Talbot was taken over by the Paris-based but British control, Darracq company in 1919 and in 1920 the joint company merged with the company to form Sunbeam Motors STD This is the origin of the current name of the club STD register.
After the Great War Talbot company, operating from its plant in Barlby Road in London, had a pretty lean time and survival rested with a small car 970cc OHV engine called 8 18hp This was later developed some to become the 1074cc 10 23HP both models have been relatively successful in the luxury end of the small car market survival Talbot but probably due to the support it received from Sunbeam share much more successful in combining STD; a situation that had to be overturned 10 years later.
The designer Sunbeam Louis Coatalen was in overall charge, but fortune Talbot were really turned around in the late by his Swiss chief engineer Georges Roesch who designed the 6 1665cc cylinders 14 45hp model was introduced in in 1927 he developed a series of successful cars, including 75, 90, 105 and 110 models.
A selection of representative types Talbot car is shown below.
Car Talbot 16hp 1905 was the first all British model.
The Talbot 25hp car is similar to one that does.
First motor crossing of Australia from Adelaide to Darwin in January 1908.
The 1914 Talbot 12hp, which produces about 28 brake horsepower.
Was a particularly successful model just before the Great War.
After the war Talbot kept his flame alive largely thanks to the little success.
970cc 18hp 8 an example is shown in 1922 A 1074cc engine with a rear axle differential are available from 1923.
This being the model 10 similar 23HP, as indicated below two were able to more than 50 mph.
Georges Roesch designed the Talbot 45hp 14 which was marketed from 1927.
It was a 1666cc six cylinder engine producing 45bhp and giving a top speed of about 60 mph He was the only model produced by Talbot at the time, but marked the beginning of a transition Before that Talbot had a responsibility to the group STD; He then began to stand on its own feet.
Some other pictures of Talbot successful 14 45 HP marketed in the late 20s.
Talbot 14 45 c six-cylinder Weymann Sun Coupe.
This view of 14 45 from the late 1920s shows the body very spacious tour with cover downward, but the side curtain in place.
The luggage rack above the 14 gallons fuel tank is shown lying It incorporated two direction indicator lamps that were very advanced for the day.
In 1932, closed cars were more convenient to open cars.
This developmental Talbot 75 14 45 has a 2276cc 6-cylinder engine and was one of the most popular models.
His speed of about 75 mph was quite remarkable for a family car of its time.
Talbot 105 Speed Super Model This car has achieved much success in racing and.
Rallies and many alpine trials in early 1930.
1936 Talbot 110 Speed Tourer and was the ultimate development of the famous line Roesch designed Talbots It has a 3377cc 6-cylinder engine of 120 hp and all the extra luxury imaginable on a car mid-1930 The theoretical top speed of this car race stripped down form included a He 110 mph column shift and selector clutch traffic which provided semi-automatic gear changes.
Inquiries and information related to Talbot cars will be sent to Ian Potts is Talbot Clerk of the club.
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