When you bought a car in the 1900s, the car did not necessarily have a trunk.

After recovering your car, you went to the trunkmaker, to order a trunk that was used for storage, in the back of the car or on the roof.

In some cases, we also placed a tool storage trunk (crank ...) on the side of the driver ...

This car trunk married the shapes of the body, that's how we find today with cut sides, which is all the charm and originality of these vintage trunks.

Louis Vuitton trunk for cars  (back of the car)
complete with its 2 suitcases

https://www.la-malle-en-coin.com/en/trunks-for-sale/luxury-trunks/r2535-malle-automobile-compl%C3%A8te-detail.html

Car trunk (on the top of the car)
Exactly curved for the car

https://www.la-malle-en-coin.com/en/trunks-for-sale/malles-decoratives/flat-trunks/r2160-malle-automobile-noire-detail.html

To store the tools, the driver could also order a storage trunk adapted to his needs

https://www.la-malle-en-coin.com/en/trunks-for-sale/luxury-trunks/r2594-louis-vuitton-car-trunk-detail.html

Nowadays, the trunks really represent the utilitarian aspect of the achievements of the trunkmakers of the time.

On cabriolets, they are perfect for storing your belongings for the weekend.

On our website you will find, with the following link, all the car trunks currently on sale:

https://www.la-malle-en-coin.com/en/component/customfilters/?q=car