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£103,500

1933 Talbot 75/105 Alpine Team Car Replica Registration no. AKN 599 Chassis no. 34156 Engine no. 95AY149

United Kingdom • 25 Jun 2022

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AI Listing Summary

This 1933 Talbot 75/105 is a replica of the Alpine Team Car, converted from a Talbot 75 saloon in 1978. It boasts a rich history of participation in numerous Continental rallies and has undergone extensive refurbishment, including engine and gearbox rebuilds. Accompanied by thorough documentation, this vehicle presents as a well-maintained rally car suited for pre-war events.

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Condition 

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The car has been extensively campaigned abroad and has undergone several refurbishments and rebuilds over the years. While it has been well-maintained and has a current MoT certificate, the car's history indicates that it has experienced wear and tear consistent with its age and use. The presence of a large file of history with photos of work done, old logbooks, and bills suggests transparency about its condition and repairs.

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Transmission:

Manual

Chassis No:

34156

Odometer:

[Odometer Reading]

Reg Number:

AKN 599

RHD/LHD:

RHD

• Originally a Talbot 75 saloon • Present ownership since 1978 • Converted to AV105 Team Car specification • Used successfully on numerous Continental rallies Originally a Talbot 75 saloon, this car was purchased in October 1978 from Peter Warne, who had already begun to developing it into a replica of the Brooklands Team Talbots with the 105 engine.

Most of the car was complete in Talbot Green, but it lacked a windscreen.

Fortunately, Anthony Blight came to the rescue by lending one of his BGH cars' windscreen/aero screens to copy.

The vendor also acquired one of a small batch of Talbot 105 cylinder heads that had recently been cast for the Team cars, and began a long association with Arthur Archer, who continued to assist in the project our until he retired.

In 1994 a family expedition to France was interrupted by gearbox trouble, and in 1996 the 'box was rebuilt by Arthur together with the rear axle.

Over the next couple of decades 'AKN 599' was extensively campaigned abroad, t...

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