Hello everyone, very pleased to be here!
I have just got back from a brilliant weekend at the Goodwood FoS and have now had a chance to look through my photos.
I spotted this lovely car in the public car parks, I wonder if anyone can ID it and tell me anything about it?
Many thanks, ADITL.
Pic1: http://i6.tinypic.com/1zfsksg.jpg
Pic2: http://i6.tinypic.com/1zfsl1d.jpg
Bugatti ID Please
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A Day In The Life
, Jul 09 2006 23:40
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Alan Cox
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Posted 10 July 2006 - 06:57
Yes, a Type 13 Brescia.
SV 5916 is recorded in the British Bugatti Register as chassis no. BC089, i.e. a later recreation approved by the Bugatti Owners Club. Noted as being assembled from spare parts in approx 1991.
SV 5916 is recorded in the British Bugatti Register as chassis no. BC089, i.e. a later recreation approved by the Bugatti Owners Club. Noted as being assembled from spare parts in approx 1991.
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Hans Etzrodt
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Posted 10 July 2006 - 06:58
looks like a 1920-1921 Type 13 ot Type 13A, later models also called Brescia after 1921.
Originally produced with
1327 cc 65x100, 8-valve engine 1909-1910
1368 cc 66x100, 16-valve engine as of 1914
1496 cc 69x100, 16-valve engine as of 1921
T13 (1909-1914) 200 cm wheelbase for 2-seat racing/sport model
T13 (1921-1926) 195 cm wheelbase for Brescia 2-seat model
T22 (1914-1923) 240 cm wheelbase for 4-seat touring model
T23 (1914-1923) 255 cm wheelbase for 4-seat touring model
Originally produced with
1327 cc 65x100, 8-valve engine 1909-1910
1368 cc 66x100, 16-valve engine as of 1914
1496 cc 69x100, 16-valve engine as of 1921
T13 (1909-1914) 200 cm wheelbase for 2-seat racing/sport model
T13 (1921-1926) 195 cm wheelbase for Brescia 2-seat model
T22 (1914-1923) 240 cm wheelbase for 4-seat touring model
T23 (1914-1923) 255 cm wheelbase for 4-seat touring model
#5
A Day In The Life
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Posted 10 July 2006 - 10:55
That is great, thank you all very much, ADITL. 
