Not Sold
1933 BUGATTI TYPE 59 3.3 LITER GRAND PRIX
Barrett Jackson • US • 5 Jan 2001
Market Position:
Rare Sale
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Not Sold
1933 BUGATTI TYPE 59 3.3 LITER GRAND PRIX
US • 5 Jan 2001
Vehicle Details
AI Listing Summary
This 1933 Bugatti Type 59 is a recreation built with many original mechanical parts and blueprints from the factory. While the body and chassis are not original, the engine and accessories are mostly factory, and the car was skillfully built using original blueprints, making it a unique and potentially valuable piece.
Condition
6
The car is built from factory parts and blueprints, but the body and chassis are non-original. Over 50% of the parts are original, with the missing parts either purchased, refurbished, or fabricated using original factory blueprints.
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RHD
United States
1933
Auction
Not Sold
1933 BUGATTI TYPE 59 3.3 LITER GRAND PRIX
Barrett Jackson • US • 5 Jan 2001
Market Position:
Rare Sale
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Description
This is a car built from many mechanical parts secured from the factory along with the Cork-Rheims Monoposto in 1961.
The body and chassis are non-original although many chassis components are factory.
The engine and accessories are factory except for casing.
This car was skillfully built using original blueprints dated 1933-(October-November) and is probably one of the most original in competition in the world.
It runs alcohol as fuel and has the original GP type 59 crank and camshafts unlike many other of the type 59's.
The Type 59 was the ultimate evolution of Ettore Bugatti's legendary grand prix racing dynasty.
Only a handful were built of what many consider to be one of the most beautiful racing cars of all time.
The lions share of the original T-59 parts were found hidden in a false ceiling by an American collector and one of the old Bugatti staff members in 1961.
Along with these parts, the complete T-59/50b Cork-Rheims car was also found.
The parts were warehoused for...
Price Analysis vs Other Type 59s
£9,191
Lowest Price (Since 2020)
£4,772,096
Median Price (Since 2020)
£9,535,000
Highest Price (Since 2020)
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This vehicle comes to market rarely. In auction records we've only seen 3 sold before
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