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Bugatti Type 41 Royale SN 41100
Type 41 "Royale"
Year of manufacture 1926-33;
Units built 6;
Engine 8-cylinder in-line engine; 3 valve/cylinder; overhead camshafts;
Cubic capacity/bore (ccm/mm) 12763/125 x 130;
Compressor no;
Carburetor 1 Bugatti;
Power (HP at revolutions/min) 300 at 1800;
Forward gears 3;
Drive shaft-driven
Front wheel suspension live axle, semi-elliptical springs;
Back wheel suspension live axle,
inverted quarter-elliptical springs;
Brakes Cable drum brakes;
Wheelbase (meters) 4.3;
Wheel track (meters) 1.6;
Tire size 6.75 x 36;
Weight (kilograms) 3250;
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Bugatti Royale SN 41131 |
Bugatti Royale SN 41141 |
Bugatti Royale SN 41150
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Bugatti Royale SN 41121 |
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Type 57, Type 57S
Year of manufacture 1934-39;
Units built 685;
Engine 8-cylinder in-line engine, 2 valve/
cylinder, 2 overhead camshafts;
Cubic capacity/bore (ccm/mm) 3257/72 x 100;
Compressor yes, at T57C and 57SC;
Carburetor Stromberg;
Power (HP at revolutions/min) 135 at 5000 (T57S);
Forward gears 4;
Drive shaft-driven;
Front wheel suspension live axle, semi-elliptical springs;
Back wheel suspension live axle,
inverted quarter-elliptical springs;
Brakes Cable drum brakes;
Wheelbase (meters) 3.3 (T 57S);
Wheel track (meters) 1.35;
Tire size 18 x 5.5;
Weight )kilograms) approx. 950;
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The Type 50 Bugatti
Profilé coachwork was designed by Jean,Ettore Bugatti's son.
Body/Coachbuilder: Automobiles E. Bugatti
Molsheim, France
Manufacturer: Automobiles E. Bugatti, Molsheim, France
Price when new: $14,000
Year of manufacture 1931-33;
Units built 65;
Engine 8-cylinder in-line engine, 2 valve/
cylinder, 2 overhead camshafts;
Cubic capacity/bore ( ccm/mm) 4972/86 x 107;
Compressor yes;
Carburetor 2 Zenith or 2 Schebler;
Power ( HP at revolutions/min) 225 at 4000;
Forward gears 3
Drive shaft-driven;
Front wheel suspension live axle, semi-elliptical springs;
Back wheel suspension live axle,
inverted quarter-elliptical springs;
Brakes Cable drum brakes;
Wheelbase ( meters) 3.12;
Wheel track ( meters) 1.4;
Tire size 20 x 6.5;
Weight ( kilograms) approx. 1500;
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Bugatti Type 32, Tank, 1923 (Replica)
The T32 "Tank" was only entered in a single race, the 1923 Grand Prix at Lyon.
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Bugatti Type 32, Tank, 1923 (Replica) |
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Type 39
Year of manufacture 1925-27;
Units built 15;
Engine 8-cylinder in-line engine, 3 valve/cylinder, overhead camshafts;
Cubic capacity/bore (ccm/mm) 1493/60 x 66;
Compressor yes (at T39A);
Carburetor Zenith or 2 Solex;
Power (HP at revolutions/min) 120 at 5500;
Forward gears 4;
Drive shaft-driven;
Front wheel suspension live axle, semi-elliptical springs;
Back wheel suspension live axle,
inverted quarter-elliptical springs;
Brakes Cable drum brakes;
Wheelbase (meters) 2.4;
Wheel track (meters) 1.2;
Tire size 28 x 4.95;
Weight (kilograms) approx. 750;
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The Type 35 started out in 1924 as a 2-liter racecar.
The last version of this model was a 2.3-liter car with compressor, known as T35 TC or T35B. The T35 was the only automobile of its time that could be driven both on the road and in races.
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