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Type 35 One cannot enjoy the pure beauty of a Type 35 racer enough, can one?Photo: Unknown, Source (FTP1)
Type 35A
Type 35A was a simpler version of the GP racer, intended mainly for road use. It had the simpler Type 38 engine, wire wheels, fenders, and lights - and was much cheaper than the racer.It was called "Course Imitation" (mock racer) or "Tecla" (a type of cultured pearl).
To the right is a "Tecla" at Pebble Beach.
Type 35B and C
Types 35B and 35C were the supercharged versions of Type 35. These can be identified by the small round hole on the right side of the bonnet. This hole if for the release valve of the blower.
The picture on the right shows a blown Type 35 at a classic racing event in California.
Type 35TThe T of Type 35T stands for "Targa Florio", which is the race for which this version was prepared. It has a smaller capasity engine than the other Type 35s, and is easiest identified by having two spare wheels, one on each side of the car.The accuracy of the above information is not guaranteed. However, the information is compiled with the sincerest intentions of accuracy. Corrections, comments and additions are gladly received! This is copyrighted material! You may NOT use the text without expressed permission from the author. Photographs are copyright of the respective photographer and used with permission. Navigate: Jacob's Bugatti Pages: [ News | Cars and Machines | Wanna-bes | Information Hunt | Articles | Museums | Art | Links ] [ Pre-Bugatti | Bugatti | Other Marques | non-Cars | Remodellings | Resurrection ] Type 32 < -- Type 35 -- > Type 36 [ car pictures | detail pictures ] |
And here is a Type 35C displayed at the Schlumpf Collection (National Automobile Museum) in FranceEditor: Jacob Munkhammar. Design: MUNKHAMMAR. Page updated: 3/7-97.