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Here we have a vintage August 1930 specification sheet for the Bugatti T49 3,300 Liters chassis.

It lists all the relevant details and at the bottom it shows a side view of the chassis with relevant dimensions.

What makes this particular sheet so interesting is that on the chassis, a very sporty 2 door cabriolet body has been drawn.

The design most probably comes from talented coachwork designer as the lines have been penned down with decisiveness and not a single correction has been made.

The design discards the existing bonnet line which is lowered and extended.

The drawing is pretty detailed as it shows the cabriolet roof mechanism, door handles, bumpers and spare wheel.

Not a rush-rush job. Therefore, we believe that this body could actually have been built.

The sheet comes from a long defunct Bugatti concessionaire in France's Brittany (Bretagne) so it could very well have been for a customer of that dealer.

Is there anybody who recognizes & can identify this body / coachbuilder or maybe even the car on which it was built?

The sheet measures some 7 x 8.5 inches or 18 x 21.5 cm.

Only 1 pc. available of course.

This is a "print" that originates from a 1930's Bugatti Sales portfolio and that shows the Coach Ventoux body.

The rear lists the details of the coachwork in French.

The front has been stamped by the former "Automobielmuseum Driebergen" in The Netherlands and hand dated 1951 (probably the date that the museum acquired this piece).

It measures some 15 x 10 cm or 6 x 4 inches.

Only 1 pc. available of course.

This is a vintage 1930's publicity leaflet for the Ettore Bugatti designed & build Railway Car.

It shows the Automotrice Legere itself, the Bugatti Royale Type 41 derived engine and the revolutionary drive system. Furthermore it shows some technical details.

It is printed on very thin paper.

Unfortunately, it has a large coffee stain, hence the reduced price.

It measures some 21 x 27 cm or 8.3 x 10.6 inches.

Only 1 pc. available of course.

This is a vintage 1937 publicity leaflet for the Ettore Bugatti designed & build Railway Car as shown at the 1937 Exposition Internationale.

It shows the Automotrice Legere itself, the Bugatti Royale Type 41 derived engine and the revolutionary drive system. Furthermore it shows some technical details.

Excellent condition bar a "chip" on the back (visible in the photo, under the Bugatti logo).

Only 1 pc. available of course.

This is an original 1939 spec sheet for the T 57 chassis, issued by the Bugatti factory.

It is dated March 15, 1939 and shows the technical aspecs in French as well as the Paris showroom address and the Levallois workshop address.

It measures some 21 x 15 cm or 8.5 x 6 inches.

Only 1 pc. available of course.

A great brochure of the Bugatti You-You (or small / toy) boat.

Designed in 1946 and probably built in 1947, the You-You featured a 2 - 5 HP 4-stroke Bugatti engine.

It is widely assume that the engine for the You-You was designated as Type 75.

A sectioned You-You can be found in the Schlumpf Collection.

A scarce brochure (as probably all Bugatti brochures) and in extremely good condition for its age.

Artwork by R. Geri.

Printed by Impremerie Curial-Archernau, Paris, France.

Officially issued by Chantiers Navals de Maisons-Lafitte, France which were the property of Ettore Bugatti.

French Language.

Only 1 pc. available of course.

A great brochure of the Bugatti You-You (or small / toy) boat.

Designed in 1946 and probably built in 1947, the You-You featured a 2 - 5 HP 4-stroke Bugatti engine.

It is widely assume that the engine for the You-You was designated as Type 75.

A sectioned You-You can be found in the Schlumpf Collection.

A scarce brochure (as probably all Bugatti brochures) and in extremely good condition for its age.

Artwork by R. Geri.

Printed by Impremerie Curial-Archernau, Paris, France.

Officially issued by Chantiers Navals de Maisons-Lafitte, France which were the property of Ettore Bugatti.

English Language.

Only 1 pc. available of course.