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A 1921 Sunbeam 24hp light touring
model on the open road in England. |
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Trading in the Talbot at the Pass
& Joyce showrooms. A prospective client considering the merits of a 1929 Sunbeam 16. |
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"As comfortable in winter as in summer." A 1923 Sunbeam 14hp. |
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Talbot 14/45 chassis | |
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The Sunbeam Car and Sunbeam-Coatalen Aircraft Engines In 1917 with the Great War still raging, a 24hp Sunbeam has brought these naval officers to watch seaplanes powered by Sunbeam-Coatalen aero engines. |
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A 1922 Sunbeam
24/60 (Sunbeam publicity photograph) This model is essentially the same as the 24hp shown at the top of this page, but has the new overhead valve version of the 4½ litre six cylinder engine. Note this model still retained rear wheel brakes only. 4 wheel brakes were offered as an option from 1923 and as standard from 1924. |
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