The Bugatti Type 35 was an iconic race car produced from 1924 till
1930. It is considered the most winning car of the 1920's. New to
our showroom is a fun Tribute to the Bugatti Type 35. Built on a
1959 Volkswagen Beetle chassis has many new parts and tasteful
upgrades to enhance this open wheel car. The front axle has been
upgraded to a 1970 Karman Ghia axle with a whole new disk brake
package, ball joints, tie rods, and steering dampers. Out back is a
1968 IRS Transaxle that has freshened up CV ales and fresh fluids
making it ready for your next adventure. Powering this little red
rocket is a recently rebuilt 1600cc dual port VW engine. During the
rebuild new heads, pistons, crank, fuel pump, distributor,
alternator, and a rebuilt German carburetor were installed. During
the build all the bearings, wheels, and tires were replaced
ensuring a smooth ride down the road. Stepping into the interior
you are greeted with a beautiful brushed turned copper dash with a
removable aluminum steering wheel to make getting in and out easer
in this cosey cockpit of and interior. For safety in this open
wheel race car tribute a set of bomber racing seats with 4-point
harness keep you firmly in the perfect driving position. Completing
the race car looking is a new bright red paint job with white
number decals. For the chance to fulfill your dreams of ownership
call us at (812)541-1900
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