• One of only 140 examples built • The sixth of the twenty examples exported to the UK • Highly original; matching numbers example • Very well documented (Pierre-Yves Laugier Report on file) • Welcome at the most prestigious international car events • Dutch registration document Some of the most evocative Grand Prix cars in the world hail from the 1920s, crafted not exclusively for factory teams but primarily for private customers, equipping them with the means to venture into motor racing independently – often at the highest levels of competition.

Foremost among the manufacturers offering such opportunities was Bugatti, based in Molsheim, Alsace, renowned for its remarkable straight-8 engined Bugatti Type 35.

This beloved model, celebrated for its compact, lightweight, and powerful design, made its debut at the 1924 Grand Prix de l'ACF and was subsequently produced in various iterations for private sale.

The Bugatti Type 35A, chassis #4755, presented here, is in exquisite condition...