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Lazarus · **Posted:** Thu Nov 24, 2011 5:38 pm

Does anyone have any information on 43229 ? By a process of elimination I have decided that the axles and steering box of my daughters T37 R must have come from 43229.I can say with confidence that the axle had been involved in a very heavy accident at some time and we had to straighten it.[ passenger side] Does anyone know of a T43 with Uno Ranch ? Damaged,or did he just have parts of this car? Any help please.

barttore · **Joined:** Wed Jul 15, 2009 5:38 pm **Posts:** 642

Hello Lazarus

Uno Ranch did have a 43: it is mentioned and pictred several times in his biography, "Uno Ranch, Berättar"

According to the register it was 43182 that he owned.

He is also known to have bought a substantial amount of original Molsheim parts and spares, directly from the factory. Maybe that was a possible way that he obtained the parts that you asked about.

Best regards, Barttore

Lazarus · **Posted:** Fri Nov 25, 2011 9:20 am

barttore wrote:

Hello Lazarus

Uno Ranch did have a 43: it is mentioned and pictred several times in his biography, "Uno Ranch, Berättar"

According to the register it was 43182 that he owned.

He is also known to have bought a substantial amount of original Molsheim parts and spares, directly from the factory. Maybe that was a possible way that he obtained the parts that you asked about.

Best regards, Barttore

Sadly 43182 still exists in one piece !

Bugwrench · **Joined:** Mon Jan 07, 2008 6:16 pm **Posts:** 338

Lazarus wrote:

barttore wrote:

Hello Lazarus

Uno Ranch did have a 43: it is mentioned and pictred several times in his biography, "Uno Ranch, Berättar"

According to the register it was 43182 that he owned.

He is also known to have bought a substantial amount of original Molsheim parts and spares, directly from the factory. Maybe that was a possible way that he obtained the parts that you asked about.

Best regards, Barttore

Sadly 43182 still exists in one piece !

A T43 in "one piece" as you call it is a thing of beauty! What is sad about it?
Bugwrench

jacobug · **Joined:** Tue Nov 25, 2008 8:54 pm **Posts:** 131

Nothing sad in a type 43, the nicest Bugatti I know.

Lazarus · **Posted:** Sat Nov 26, 2011 8:44 am

Bugwrench wrote:

Lazarus wrote:

barttore wrote:

Hello Lazarus

Uno Ranch did have a 43: it is mentioned and pictred several times in his biography, "Uno Ranch, Berättar"

According to the register it was 43182 that he owned.

He is also known to have bought a substantial amount of original Molsheim parts and spares, directly from the factory. Maybe that was a possible way that he obtained the parts that you asked about.

Best regards, Barttore

Sadly 43182 still exists in one piece !

A T43 in "one piece" as you call it is a thing of beauty! What is sad about it?
Bugwrench

It is not sad in that way of course.But if it no longer existed then my daughters car would have a slightly stronger case for registration.

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