Talbot AW75 (1931–1937) Bumpers - Complete Kit
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Description
Talbot AW75 (1931–1937).
The Talbot 75 was the work of the marque's engineer, Georges Roesch. Unveiled at the 1930 London Motor Show as the 18/70, it was derived from the 14/45, whose six-cylinder engine formed the basis of every Talbot engine until the Rootes takeover in 1935. Enlarged here to 2,276 cc, it developed 71 hp.
New stainless steel bumpers for the Talbot AW75. The set comprises 1 front bumper and 1 rear bumper.
All our bumpers are inspected, then hand-finished in our workshop in Beaumontois en Périgord, in the Dordogne.
Product details
FINISHES
All our bumpers are trial-fitted, then given an exclusive hand finish in our Dordogne workshop.
The result is unrivalled quality. Before dispatch, each one is dressed with a file so that no cutting marks or sharp edges remain, then smoothed with fine sandpaper.
This finish is unique to our products: it is our signature and our commitment to quality.
