Possibly the most beautiful car in history.

@USclassicmusclecars

3 жыл бұрын

Yes I was amazed as well. Thanks for watching USClassicMuscleCars and TomsAviation. Please share this video on Facebook.

@Josh-hr5mc

3 жыл бұрын

It's definitely in the argument but for me my Holy Grail is the SSJ Duesenberg

This car is a legend. Thanks for explaining the history.

I've always loved Bugatti's. What a great car. I especially love the closeups of the front end. You can see the stone chips in the paint, and the bugs on the grille. A car this special that still gets driven! perfect.

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3 жыл бұрын

Yes the front end. Take a look at dissolve edit at 7 minutes and 53 second plus. Please share this video.

Great that the owner had such knowledge of one of the epitomes of sports car collectables

The more you look at it - the more you realize just how gorgeous it is and why it is achieved the status of Legendary!

@USclassicmusclecars

3 жыл бұрын

Yes I agree. Watch the dissolve of grill at around 7 mins and 55 seconds. Please share this video if you could.

Magnifique bugatti 57

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3 жыл бұрын

Yes . Honor to have filmed it. Please share this video on facebook if you could.

Another time with craftsmanship built in a barn in France hammering the body panels out, unbelievable !

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3 жыл бұрын

You said that perfectly. Please share this video on Social Media if you could

Very nice car. Havent seen this car very often. Very rare and beautiful!

That's a really beautiful car and an awesome owner.

Now this is a gorgeous car!

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3 жыл бұрын

Glad to have filmed it. Please share this video on Facebook if you could.

That is one of the most gorgeous cars ever made. The owner drives it too you can tell with all the rock chips. If you’re planning on driving it often, I’d put ppf film on the front to protect it from rock chips.

@USclassicmusclecars

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for your suggestion ...absolutely beautiful car. If you can share this video I would appreciate it.

The Most beautiful Car i've ever seen

Gorgeous 😍

No comments on a Bugatti Type 57?! Wow. Production is kinda half-assed, but I appreciate the effort. You did a good job of recording the visual statement of the car. Thank you. My dream car. (Well, actually the Type 57C Cabriolet at The Petersen is THE dream car. But, I'd settle for this one.)

This car really is art on wheels.

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3 жыл бұрын

Watch this video on 4k smart tv - you will cry. Please share this video with other like on Facebook.

Looks totally amazing.

Absolutely incredible, so rare

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2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for your comment, share the video if you can!

AMAZING

13:32 beautiful car, but that road rash on the front end need some attention. I understand, because he drives it. Congrats on owning such a beautiful car.👍🏿

Most incredible car and KZread video

what a stunning 57

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2 жыл бұрын

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Those old motors are like jewelry

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3 жыл бұрын

Yes like Jewerly - Please share this video to other car lovers.

The Guild did weld the magnesium car . 1100 deg F it burns , 880 deg F they could weld and re-created the Magnesium car . If you go on Jay Leno's Garage on KZread you can watch the episode with the fabled car .

@USclassicmusclecars

3 жыл бұрын

Yes I watched that video....Please share my video as I am trying to catch his view count.

Apparently this specific Bugatti was gone missing the black colored one and it cost over $100,000,000

I thought the reason for all the beautiful rivets in the body construction was due to the requirements of working with aluminum or magnesium, but the owner states the body is 3600 lbs and made of steel (just facts I learned from another youtube video and certainly could be wrong :>) Regardless, what a gorgeous design!

So just to clarify, this was the one that went missing right?

The 3rd Car, was Struck by a train not before the war but at 10:46 p.m. onAgust 22 of 1955.

Is this one of the only four originalsor a replica?

That's not a real 57sc