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The Bugatti Type 35 was a gem of French engineering which went on to be one of the most successful racing cars in history.

In 1926 the Type 35 won the Grand Prix Championship having taken 351 races in the previous two years, and it amassed over 1,000 race wins in total.

WW2 ended this era of Grand Prix cars, and although they did return post-war, rapid advance in design changed them forever.

This example Type 35C with the 3 litre supercharged engine driven by Edward Meyer in the 1928 Moroccan Grand Prix.

Description
The Bugatti Type 35 was a gem of French engineering which went on to be one of the most successful racing cars in history.

In 1926 the Type 35 won the Grand Prix Championship having taken 351 races in the previous two years, and it amassed over 1,000 race wins in total.

WW2 ended this era of Grand Prix cars, and although they did return post-war, rapid advance in design changed them forever.

This example Type 35C with the 3 litre supercharged engine driven by Edward Meyer in the 1928 Moroccan Grand Prix.