This Is Pictures.

[Wiglaf]

nice chair?

here's a caption for that one:
"fucking peacock"

[Ral]

"INVISIBLE STRIPPER!!"

maybe

[mtechnik]

[dvs909]

wonder if anyone lost a hat into the intake.

[JasonC]

[Ral]

wtf is that?

[Holland]

Swiss cheese!

[Bishop]

Haven't you seen drilled rotors before? Gah....

[CorvallisBMW]

The rotors on our SAE Formula car looked like that. Worked great in a 300lb autox car, would not work well on a full-size anything :/

[george graves]

[george graves]

[M42Technik]

The tale begins, or so we're told, in Paris in 1934 when a Swiss man acquired the car from legendary racecar driver Rene Dreyfus in a game of poker. The man headed home in his new car, but when he arrived at the Swiss border, he was required to pay customs on the car. Not having enough money, the man left the car at Lake Maggiore. By law, the Swiss officials were supposed to destroy the car, and they apparently did so by pushing it into the lake.

A little more than thirty years later, the Bugatti was discovered by a local diving club in the summer of 1967. The car became a local attraction for divers who would plunge more than 170 feet to see the remains at the bottom of the lake. It would seem that the Bugatti would forever remain there until a tragedy changed its fate. A young local man, Damiano Tamagni was brutally beaten and killed, and the diving club decided that they would try and retrieve the car and sell it to benefit the foundation created in his name to combat youth violence. It took more than thirty volunteers and nine months, but the Bugatti was finally lifted from the lake on July 12, 2009.

[reelop19]

Well........how much did it sell for?

[Bishop]

That thing is fantastic!

[Hartge_H27]

Man that is a piece of history glad it was pulled out.