1927' Bugatti Type 43

This Bugatti Type 43 began when it was completed in November 1927. This iconic Grand Tourer was first registered as 6936 J4, under the ownership of the Bugatti factory. According to the report by Pierre-Yves Laugier, it is revealed that the car was retained and undoubtedly used by Bugatti until October 1928 after being gracefully delivered by road to its first private owner.
Notably, in 1947, this distinguished Bugatti took on a new guise, masquerading as a BMW, to compete in a rally in Czechoslovakia, adding a unique and captivating episode to its storied past. Throughout its remarkable journey, this car has been making regular appearances in international Bugatti rallies, aswell as the illustrious Mille Miglia. Its enduring charm is well-documented in Bugatti registers and esteemed publications such as Jack du Gan's Type 43 Book, accompanied by comprehensive reports from authorities like David Sewell.
With its wonderful patina and sporty Grand Sport coachwork, remains highly usable, beckoning enthusiasts to embark on open-road adventures, conquer hill climbs, or even grace track. Perfect for those seeking a well-known, original, and versatile example of the Bugatti Type 43, this presents a unique opportunity to connect with an example that seamlessly combines authenticity and performance, ready to take on everything that 2024 has to offer with EU taxes paid.