Yes & no,a little smaller actually,basically the same size as a type 35 or 59,50000 lourves in the hood,belly pan sides & tail piece,lock wired everywhere,serious toe-in & positive camber,I offered parts of my anatomy as part of the deal,lol, made my day & then some. *NM*

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Yes & no,a little smaller actually,basically the same size as a type 35 or 59,50000 lourves in the hood,belly pan sides & tail piece,lock wired everywhere,serious toe-in & positive camber,I offered parts of my anatomy as part of the deal,lol, made my day & then some. *NM*

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Just when you think a few hot rods are cool,went to a local coffee run this morning,few rods there then a guy with a genuine road reg'd 1926 Type 37 Bugatti turns up,no pics but all original,1500cc,SOHC,alloy boattail,knock offs,lock wires,Revell,reissue the Mono Type 37.lol *NM*
- Did it look like this?
  - A couple of my model club friends got a ride in a Bugatti at a car show here in MA some time ago. It was a thrill for them! *NM*
  - I think that's a Type 50. *NM*
  - Yes & no,a little smaller actually,basically the same size as a type 35 or 59,50000 lourves in the hood,belly pan sides & tail piece,lock wired everywhere,serious toe-in & positive camber,I offered parts of my anatomy as part of the deal,lol, made my day & then some. *NM*
- Wish they would reissue it also. Its a Type 35B with the supercharged 8 cylinder. The Type 37s were a 4 cylinder but basically same body. The Type 51 was also same basic body but with an upgraded 8 cylinder. *NM*

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