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Built in the 1930s, this beauty would likely sell in the ballpark of a quarter million dollars. But c’mon, it’s breathtaking.
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Built in the 1930s, this beauty would likely sell in the ballpark of a quarter million dollars. But c’mon, it’s breathtaking.
Delahaye Bugnotti is old school classy (7 Photos)
Built in the 1930s, this beauty would likely sell in the ballpark of a quarter million dollars. But c’mon, it’s breathtaking.
Youre indeed right with this blog post..
that looks like one nice car
Nice car but, what kind of turning radius does it have?
If I had enough money, I’d buy that car regardless of it’s turning radius. That V8 I assume is under the hood should propel it fast enough in a straight line, so even if it handles like a boat that should make up for it
Also, how can you look at that bodywork and wonder if the thing corners well? It’s a work of art!
It’s not the handling that worries me, it’s turning around or a corner. If I wanted to go straight I’d buy a rail dragster, and even they can turn a corner.
I’ll tell you what king radius: a hell of a lot smaller than a lifted chevy with an extended cab and longbed, and a hell of alot smaller than a 20 ft long Caddy
Very nice! But, how does it handle in the snow?
Very nice car, but it doesn’t look suitable for the rain.
drive it?? I would make sweet love to it all day…..yeah, I’m kinky!!
I want one for Christmas!!!
an early version of the batmobile?
HOW MANY COUPHOLDERS?
Very nice, but can it drive on water?
NOT built in the 1930's, but a recent design by Chip Foose. Knuckleheads scouring the web for interesting photos should just not comment…
http://www.luxist.com/2010/05/07/delahaye-bugnott…
I am in accordance completely
Thank goodness some bloggers can write. Thanks for this writing!!
Extremely well executed blog…