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Please, Damien! There's absolutely need to apologise, I don't think anyone responded to pplater's post (I started, then pressed the wrong key and lost my post). So all power to you for bringing a really interesting car to our attention for discussion.
I've not really had much exposure to Bugattis. There was a 57C Atalante at the NGV last year, which was lovely. Plus I've sniffed around Bob King's 1925 car (with an blown Anzani motor in it), one of the more famous Antipodean Bugs.
The Bugatti philosophy was sound and the aesthetics amazing. But when you see an engine with the exhaust ports running through the water jacket, you have to shake your head...still won races, though.
Rare 1936 Bugatti 57SC Atlantic sale record
An incredibly rare 1936 Bugatti 57SC Atlantic has obliterated the record price ever paid for an automobile. Reports have yet to clarify the exact figure but it falls somewhere between $30-40 million. The most valuable car ever sold at a public auction was...
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....pplater posted something on this a week or so ago (can't find it) Lovely bit of engineering. Pity the styling is...awkward. I wonder how much is original and unrestored on that car. It looks very Pebble Beach...
Heyyy.
Please, Damien! There's absolutely need to apologise, I don't think anyone responded to pplater's post (I started, then pressed the wrong key and lost my post). So all power to you for bringing a really interesting car to our attention for discussion. I'v...
Here's the post by PoyFR and pplater.....
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