Trailer Bugatti Royale
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- Er sollte das Luxusfahrzeug der Oberklasse seiner Zeit werden. Mit dem stärksten und laufruhigsten Motor konnte der 'Bugatti Royale Torpédo Packard 1926' nur durch die Weltwirtschaftskrise aufgehalten werden. Der kommerzielle Erfolg blieb aus. Erst als ein niederländischer Autoexperte durch einen Zufall den längst verschollenen Prototypen findet, bekommt der Luxus-Sportwagen eine zweite Chance. Die n-tv Dokumentation blickt hinter die Kulissen einer spannenden Geschichte, die die guten und auch schlechten Zeiten des edlen Sportwagens zeigt. Quelle: n-tv
Thank you....that is an incredible build of one of the most beautiful cars in world ❤
awesome coach builders and dedicated people too research time of making this rolling artwork breathe again BEAUTIFUL
Such a beautiful piece of history being rebuilt. Awesome!!!!
Just awesome and beautifull.On my humble pinion,with all it took to build it,there should be a short continuation series for those who can afford it.
Such care, craftsmanship and diligence . I'm speechless!
WOW - Dedication to Perfection - Bravo
A piece of Art on 4 wheels 🎩
Un chef d'oeuvre roulant !
Das wohl schönste Automobil der Welt
meine Hochachtung an alle beteiligten, die dieses Traumauto wieder zum Leben erweckt haben
Got to see two of these at Harrah's Auto Museum in Reno. I was stunned!
There are three in the Molsheim museum
@@pashakdescilly7517 Mulhouse Museum...Schlumpf collection (Parkward limousine, Coupé Napoléon "du patron", "Armand Esders" Replica)
That is not an original Royale chassis. Ettore’s crashed Royale was rebuilt into the Coupe Napoleon which still exists in the French National Car Museum (Schlumpf). Great copy, nothing more.
It was, yes...but according to Griffith Borgeson the rebuild was on a new frame...and it looks like this gent found just a frame, so...
Thank you for sharing this to us, as rightly said it's a marvelous piece of art on wheels, you've revived a glorious past I guess Mr.Bugati must be also happy seeing this from above. Appreciate all the craftsman aka magicians to bring this piece of perfection back to life.
I also enjoy the Guild show (also available on youtube) when they recreate the Bugatti Aerolyte one-off prototype based on drawings and a type 52 chassis..
That somebody have any link or somethink, where i can watch a full movie, please!
Amazing. Just amazing. Great job. 🎉😮
In awe of the size of this lad
*absolute unit*
wunderschönes Fahrzeug mit einem grossen Namen, echt toll
I'd love to get a two minute ride in one of these. I guess if you don't know someone personally involved with these you can't.
Hallo, einfach toll!!!! Ich gratuliere und bedanke mich dass ich diesen Anblick geniessen darf!! With Regards, Hartmut
Pinacle of automotive art.
Fascinating car...likely 6 mpg for a 7000 lb. car. What France really needed however at that time was to mobilize it's working class with a cheap car which would have expanded its economy. The Citroen 2CV did not appear until after WW2.
How is the car defined according to the law and of course the Bugatti owners own clubs? Is it a new car, is it an old one?
Where can I find Bugatti Weymann factory drawings?
Does it have the 14.7 like it used to, bigger than the production models? (and the Pierce Arrow often considered bigger)
I've never seen a Royale, but I did see a 1914 LaFrance speedster (!) show up at a local car show years ago. It was surreal. Huge. Biggest straight-six I've ever seen.
Where did the engine come from?
Absolutely fantastic!
Would have painting it black.
no way they found the chassis of the car mr buggatti crashed?
WOW!!!
Actually compared to today, the machining tolerances were not very good. There's a lot of conjectural fantasizing going on here. When you make statements about machining tolerances that are not factual, it's a warning sign.
Bugatti engines have only 2 gaskets; one to the intake manifold, the other to the exhaust manifold. Everything else in the engine is adjusted by hand.
I guess this would be Type 41.110 version 2.
I wonder why these cars were all right hand drive, being French?
Who pays?
Chris Dragotta France
wow
Omg
very expensive
Bugatti freighter would be a better name ha ha, It's so unnecessarily large.
Bugatti first built turbines for planes and the engine in this car is a turbine too. It needs zo be that large, the engine has a displacement of nearly 15000cm3
Nonsense. The engine is a very large line-8, not a turbine. Also, 12700 cubic centimeters.
IT was a Status Symbol (still ist)
Well, the same could be said about 40-50 years of US mass produced cars, but having travelled in some and having owned some, I wouldn't say that.
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more about old Bugatti cars find #historiazkołemwtle
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