1937 Talbot-Lago T150C Roadster
Serial number: 90010
French registration
- Probably the car of the 1937 show
- Exceptional mechanics
- Original condition
- Desirable bodywork
- Known history

Anthony Lago, the famous Patron of Automobiles Talbot, considered that participation in motor racing and the construction of leisure vehicles were inseparable.

In his view, cars designed for competition should have a sports version that was accessible to customers.

As a result, the company became renowned for its racing-derived powertrains.

The T150C, launched in 1937, derived from this vision, and was the symbol of the racing car adapted to a broader clientele.

Of course, this car was always as sporty as Talbot wanted its models to be.

Its 6-cylinder, 3,996 cm3 engine could reach speeds of up to 185 km/h.
The example we are offering for sale was acquired new by Monsieur Fayet, an industrialist in Saint Etienne, on the occasion of the 1937 Salon de l'Auto.

It was most probably exhibit...