1937 Bugatti Type 57S found in garage in England

[Jand3rson]

"A classic Bugatti car, which gathered dust in a Tyneside garage for almost 50 years, may fetch up to £3m ($4.35m) when it goes under the hammer."

http://jalopnik.com/5121937/3-million-1937-bugatti-found-in-british-garage-after-almost-50-years

You just never know what you're going to find in the garage!

[rodrigo]

404

[Huff]

linky no worky

[apathy]

http://jalopnik.com/5121937/3-million-1937-bugatti-found-in-british-garage-after-almost-50-years

[Jand3rson]

According the other article that was there before from BBC World News, there was also a classic Aston Martin and an E-Type Jaguar.

[rodrigo]

no wipers.

[Jand3rson]

It would be so hard to decide between selling that and keeping it. One the one hand, 4.5 million is a lot of fucking scratch. But on the other hand, from an enthusiast perspective, taking that to shows, driving it around and just saying you own it would be so amazing.

[Il Duce]

Needs a drop, LTW's and clears.

[Dave]

Needs a drop, LTW's and clears.

no, no, no,Kevin.

Bugatti is under VW control now.

So "It needs to be lower, with more lip".

[TDE30]

Damn, those old Type 57's were great looking cars. Ralph Lauren's 57SC Atlantic coupe made me start liking them. Supposedly this one is set to auction on 7 February.

no, no, no,Kevin.



Bugatti is under VW control now.



So "It needs to be lower, with more lip".

+ stretched tires and some redefining.

[Il Duce]

hahahahahaha dave...

[vivalegreg]

think of what it be worth ten years from now

[JGood]

It would be so hard to decide between selling that and keeping it.

I would absolutely, without a doubt, take the money. Even if it was only worth $100,000.

[Jand3rson]

I would, too. But it would be really hard to sell something like that. That car is an epic piece of of automotive history.

[atomic]

Jay Leno will be all over that like flies on shit



pretty F'ing sweet car