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Posted 10 years ago
LayManOfArt
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"Dream Cars" Exhibition - High Museum of Art - Atlanta, Ga. (2014)
1935 Bugatti Type 57S Competition Coupe Aerolithe.
If this traveling exhibition makes it to your town ... don't miss it.
All one of a kind handcrafted artomobiles ... a must see!!!!
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stunning and very beautiful as well :) wow!!! im sure Ralph Lauren would have something like this in his car collection!!
real sweet.............
Wow what a ride:)
I watched the build of this car on Restoration Garage, built by the Guild of Automotive Restorers in Bradford, Ontario, Canada.
Built on a Bugatti chasis, this was built from pictures only, as the original concept car disappeared shortly after the Paris Autoshow in 1935.
It took them several years & millions of dollars to complete, a work of art & superb craftsmanship.
@walksoftly -- Oh, I think I saw parts of that show and how much work went into it. Seem to remember something on the show about them fabricating the curved front fenders and how they had to be perfect or it would show (due to the stylized shape). Great Show!!
@rose, that's the one.... great show!
A good article on it;
http://driving.ca/auto-news/news/building-a-bugatti-aerolithe-no-small-feat
and another;
http://autoweek.com/article/car-life/1935-bugatti-aerolithe-re-creation-completed-lost-magnesium-bodied-coupe-replicated
@ Walksoftly -- Yup that was the one!! Thanks for the links!!
Don't think I will ever be satisfied with my pickup again!!
Can't Thank you enough Walksoftly for the links provided ... Thanks a million!
Glad to help, I really enjoyed watching this car get built, it's a beauty!
Thanks for sharing it with us.
Wowser !!
Watched a show called The Guild where they recreate this from pictures.