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Bugatti Type 13 Project.I am selling a project to complete a Bugatti Type 13, utilizing a mix of original and new parts. The engine is an original unit from a Type 22; it is one of the earliest 16-valve engines (chassis no. 936, engine no. 556). It was originally supplied in "Sport Torpedo" configuration to Milspe town for the racer Karel..

Unrestored but very solid and honest car. Engine: 4 cylinder, 2200cc, 22hp. Three speed manual transmission.

Completely rebuilt, chassis lowered and shortened with Panhard rods to front and rear axels.  Engine new ali head, HC pistons, electronic ignition, adjustable tappets, new started motor, new brake bands. new ali radiator behind original 1908 Brouhot radiator. Warford gearbox, Rocky brakes, Model A wheels x 6.

The radiator was bought as a working part some 20 years ago. It was never been  fitted or tested but believed to be in good condition. There is no thermostat fitting.  Good chrome to the mesh grill. 

Formerly owned by racing driver Antonio Trabucco in Argentina with a great early racing history in South AmericaDiscovered in Argentina in 2014 and imported to EuropePartially overhauled by a specialist workshop in Germany Fully functional and drivableSix-cylinder in-line engine, 4.7 litre displacement wi..

For many years in the Vintage Bentley world enthusiats have agreed on the exceptional virtues of the 3/4.5 litre conversion. Take an original 3 Litre Speed Model with the short 9ft 9½” wheelbase and either upgrade the engine (more easily engineered on the later 3 Litres) or install an original 4.5 Litre engine (not easy to find). You end up with..

Short wheelbase 1930 Isotta Fraschini tipo 8A project. Enginenumber 1420 Chassisnumber unknown. Wheelbase 3400mm. Rare and ideal opportunity to complete this exciting project of the famous Isotta. The engine is in good condition and turns over freely with a healthy compression. The car has the big hubs with matching wheels as used on some 8A and 8A..

The Lagonda M45 was launched at the 1933 Olympia Motor Show and was an immediate success. Essentially the company fitted a 4½-litre, twin-plug six cylinder engine into their existing 3½ litre chassis with impressive results. Lagonda’s marketing chaps had a field day and droned on about high cruising speeds, exceptional performance and dignified ..

The car was purchased over 20 years ago from a garage in Beaulieu.  Chassis  No.: 12349. Restored to its original condition. Ivory-coloured bodywork. Blue interior upholstery. I have taken part in numerous international rallies in France and abroad. I have a wealth of documentation regarding the work carried out by  previous owners. I would like..