Good-quality, older restoration
Extensive history file
Listed in the Talbot register
French registration papers
Chassis no.

55555
Vehicle sold without technical inspection

Although the origins of the make go back to 1903 with the Frenchman Adolphe Clément and the Englishman Charles Chetwynd-Talbot, it was only after several changes of name that the company adopted the Talbot marque for its cars.

These mainly consisted of 15HP (4-cylinder) and 24HP (8-cylinder) models, although a more affordable 10HP model was also part of the range.

Introduced at the Paris Motor Show in 1923, the Talbot Type DC was a replacement for the Type B, launched only two years before.

Well designed, the Talbot DC had all the best technical features of its day and everything it needed to succeed against its competitors.

In fact, with nearly 6800 cars produced, it became the best-selling model for the company from Suresnes.
The example presented here is a 10HP version fitted with the 1639cc pushrod in-line ...