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Author:  DJ Dirk [ Tue Nov 24, 2009 7:27 pm ]
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from 18/12 untill 17/01/2010 there will be a Bugatti Expo down at Autoworld museum at Parc Cinquantenaire
i got the list from the PR, no listing of s/n
cars confirmed:
Type 13 (1910-1920) – 1 ex.almost original state
Type 22 en Type 23 "Brescia" (1921 – 1926) – elk 1 ex.
Type 32 "Tank" (1923) – 1 ex.
Type 35: (1924-1930) – 5 ex.
Type 37 – 2 ex.
Type 40 (1926-1930) – 2 ex. coachworks: "Grand Sport" & "Fiacre".
Type 41 "Royale Esders" (1926-1931) – 1 ex.
Type 43 (1927-1930) – 2 ex. coachworks: "Grand Sport" & "Figoni-Falaschi"
Type 44 (1927-1930) – 1 ex. "Faux Cabriolet", coachwork D'Ieteren Frères according to Weymann-licentie,
Type 50 (1930-1933) – 1 ex. "semi profilée"
Type 52 "Baby" (1927-1937) – 1 ex. owned by King Boudewijn as a child
Type 55, de "wagen van Monsieur Jean" (1931-1935) – 1 ex.
Type 59 (1933-1934) – 1 ex.
Type 56, de kleine elektrische wagen (1931-1933) – 1 ex. owned by Queen Elisabeth of Belgium.
Type 57 - 57C – 57S – 57SC : de unieke handtekening van Jean 1934-1939) – 10 ex.
shown models:
 T57 Stelvio 1e reeks – 1934 – Cabriolet Gangloff
 T57C Aravis – Cabriolet – 2 zitplaatsen - koetswerk van Letourneur & Marchal
 T57C Galibier 2e reeks – 1938 – berline
 T57C Ventoux – 1938 – coach
 T57SC Atalante – tweezits coupé cabriolet, getekend door Jean Bugatti
 T57SC Atlantic – 1936.
 T57 – Coupé "Gangloff" – 1935. Deze wagen, aanvankelijk een Stelvio Cabriolet van de 1e reeks, verloor zijn koetswerk en kreeg nadien een Gangloff Coupé-koetswerk op basis van een destijds nooit in de praktijk gerealiseerde schets.
 T57 – vierzits coupé – 1939 – koetswerk Albert D'Ieteren
 T57C – Roadster 'Gangloff'. Koetswerk gerealiseerd in 2007 volgens een onuitgegeven schets van Gangloff uit 1935.
 T57S – roadster – 1936. Identieke reconstructie van de T57S die tot 1950 toebehoorde aan de Franse schilder André Perrin en nadien naar de schroothoop verwezen werd.

Type 57G "Tank" (1936-1937) – 1 ex.

After Ettore…
Type 101 (1951 – 1953) – 1 ex.
Type 251 (1955/6 ) – 1 ex.
Type 252 (1956) – 1 ex.
EB 110 (1991-1994) – 1 ex.
EB 112 (1992) – 1 ex.
De drie prototypes voor de Veyron 16.4 (1998-1999)
Bugatti Veyron 16.4 (2006 – ca. 2011) – 1 ex.
Bugatti Veyron Fbg by Hermès (2008) – 1 ex.
Bugatti Veyron 16.4 Grand Sport (2009) – 1 ex. altough this one might not show up

other inventions by Bugatti
– een motorrijtuig – in de vorm van een speelgoedtrein uit die tijd,
– het vliegtuig Bugatti 100P – een schaalmodel gerealiseerd door Dominique Mathern.
Author:  Richard Owen [ Wed Dec 16, 2009 8:40 pm ]
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Can't wait to see the pics.
Author:  J.J.Horst [ Fri Dec 18, 2009 9:05 am ]
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Lazarus; a question to you:

The 252 in Brussels, is this yours?

It has a UK registration!
Author:  DJ Dirk [ Fri Dec 18, 2009 12:36 pm ]
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yesterday afternoon was the press presentation, but i had a slight problem getting there because of the heavy snow
going to try again this weekend to make it over there
Author:  J.J.Horst [ Fri Dec 18, 2009 3:17 pm ]
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Well, I managed to get there, sliding off the highway only once...

I had more problems returning (as far as time needed goes, I did not slide off the highway more), it was a record day in Belgium for the longest total traffic jams!

There really is an impressive line-up of cars there, worth the visit.
Author:  Lazarus [ Fri Dec 18, 2009 7:53 pm ]
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J.J.Horst wrote:
Lazarus; a question to you:

The 252 in Brussels, is this yours?

It has a UK registration!

And just how many people do you know who would make such a car?!! Yes I was there last night.The TPV [Train Petite Vitesse ! ] was two hours late arriving,they had some snow somewhere.So all the trains were affected.It is not so unusual snow is it? But every time it is the same !!

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Author:  Lazarus [ Fri Dec 18, 2009 7:55 pm ]
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and some more;

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Author:  Lazarus [ Fri Dec 18, 2009 7:58 pm ]
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I feel that I should say that everything Roland D'Iteren does he does well.This exhibition is no exception.Absolutely exquisite as always.Well done Roland.
Author:  Lazarus [ Fri Dec 18, 2009 8:06 pm ]
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And if you have time whilst in Bruxelles,My old T37 is on display in the Hilton hotel foyer ! I had quite a surprise when I saw it !

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Author:  Uwe [ Fri Dec 18, 2009 8:49 pm ]
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Author:  DJ Dirk [ Sat Dec 19, 2009 12:09 am ]
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no no, we are not used to snow in this part of the country.
so thursday was pure HELL on the road, today was still pretty difficult, i'm driving up to brussels tomorrow morning to spend the day there
& thanks for the tip Lazarus, now i'll try & head over to the Hilton aswell
Author:  DJ Dirk [ Sat Dec 19, 2009 9:59 pm ]
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Well i must say i spended the most of the day down at the Expo & had a great time
a wonderfull selection & well presented, ofcourse several, euhm, rebody's present
but still great to see them all
i'll probably will be heading back after christmas

some shots to follow soon
Author:  Lazarus [ Sat Dec 19, 2009 11:11 pm ]
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DJ Dirk wrote:
Well i must say i spended the most of the day down at the Expo & had a great time
a wonderfull selection & well presented, ofcourse several, euhm, rebody's present
but still great to see them all
i'll probably will be heading back after christmas

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I just love the "euhm rebodies" ! :D :D :D
Author:  DJ Dirk [ Sun Dec 20, 2009 11:06 am ]
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well, yes
let's face it, even though they are rebody's, i'm still glad they are there
if they hadn't used those cars, that could have meand less cars in total
i hadn't seen some of them myself before, most people won't even know it
but i still liked the diversity of cars present & a very good selection overall.

one lesser point, the Galibier's front right tyre was standing flat & that on the 2nd openingsday of the expo, that's not really right
also you could already see the dust lying on the cars, so i'm guessing they are not beeing cleaned


i remember several years ago they did a Bizzarini expo, also great show, but same thing
couple of rebodies & dusty cars
Author:  DJ Dirk [ Sun Dec 20, 2009 11:08 am ]
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didn't made it over to the Hilton in the end, will try to swing by there on a later date
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