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"I spotted an advert on PreWarCar.com. This is it we thought!"

“It was three years ago. My closest cousin always dreamed about owning a special car. In the Autumn of 2015, I spotted on PreWarCar.com an advert described as 1928 Talbot (Suresnes) Straight-six M67, cabriolet. This is it we thought! So we contacted the French owner, a young Talbot enthusiast from the Lille area. After some negotiations, we decided to visit the Talbot in late December 2015 to check everything personally. The car was in original condition but looked good especially the body. Only the interior was sadly enough in a very poor condition. But we decided to buy the Talbot anyway!

In February 2016 we transported the car to Poland. It took two years to restore the car in my workshop and we managed to bring the Talbot back to life. We saved the original paint on the body. Unfortunately we had to remanufacture a whole new interior, as one front seat was totally missing and also the lower part of the rear seat did not come with the car. We came across many technical issues during the restoration which we all managed to solve. But what was even worse was the broken cylinder block. We think the car has driven a lot of kilometers. This summer we finished all the work and completed the car. Which is the reason why we would like to share our story and show you some videos we made along the way. Here you can see the first engine run, the first drive with the car and the Talbot M67 in all its glory.”

Before:

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After:

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Thank you very much guys for sharing this wonderful story with us. If you previously bought a car via PreWarCar.com and would like to tell us about the car, maybe a restoration or the fun you have from your purchase, please send an e-mail to [email protected].

Story and photographs sent in by Jarek and Maciek Peda.

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giovedì novembre 1st, 2018
tom johnson
04 Marzo 2022, 19:17
hi This is tom again . I really like your car and was wondering if you might be interested in selling it in the future thanks Tom
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Hugh Ellis
04 Maggio 2020, 22:23
Fantastic! Sounds beautiful!
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Tom Johnson
21 Aprile 2020, 01:26
Hi, I am just wondering if you are interested in selling the m67. I have one and would like to get another. Thanks tom
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1600S
04 Novembre 2018, 10:17
I love this car,good luck to you!!!!
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Michael Schlenger
02 Novembre 2018, 01:06
Excellent job, well done, Gentlemen!
Preserving what decades of use (or abuse in some cases) have left of the original paint, chrome, upholstering etc. requires a mind which has a clear understanding of what makes a car a true witness of an era long gone. These marvellous machines (and contemporary photos or documents) are our only direct link with a great past. If a historic car is largely complete, unmolested and bears the traces of decades of use or neglect with dignity, then try to keep it in that condition. Once you try to restore its supposed appearance when it was new (which is futile, since you cannot use the same techniques and materials available back then, just think of the paint!), you'll irrevocably destroy something that its truely unique and genuine.
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Ian Kenny
02 Novembre 2018, 00:06
Persistence always pays off! The Talbot sounds and looks very authentic and is a tribute to your engineering skills too.
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Maciek Peda
01 Novembre 2018, 23:30
Thank you very much for nice comments! Maciek
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gillet
01 Novembre 2018, 12:08
Job very well done .
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Jeroen Albada Jelgersma
01 Novembre 2018, 08:57
Beautiful car, with nice Patina.
You did a great job!
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Laurens
01 Novembre 2018, 06:51
Great to see you kept the paint as is! Makes it a beautiful car.
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