Jersey title Chassis no.

57182
Engine no.

160- Exceptional original condition
- Continuous, well-documented history, with its original engine
- In the same ownership since 1986
- One of just 45 Stelvios bodied by Bugatti
 
 The Bugatti Type 57 we are presenting is exceptional on account of its bodywork, original condition and history, in the hands of enthusiasts who have treated it with the utmost respect.
Its chassis, no.

57182, was assembled in November 1934 at the Bugatti works with its engine no.

160, at the same time as the Type 57s with engines 148 and 166.

It was then fitted with a Stelvio body.

The Stelvio name was first seen in the spring of 1934 when the first four-seat cabriolets on the Type 57 chassis came out.

A name given by the factory, it was initially intended for the 45 bodies built at the workshop in Molsheim from[Email] and was then taken up by Gangloff for the cars it produced from[Email].

The first Stelvio cabriolet with a Bugatti body was built in January...