Bugatti Type 35 B - Very loud start up!! 1 of 45 ever build!! 1080p HD
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- Опубліковано 13 вер 2011
- I recorded this beautiful blue Bugatti Type 35 B during Concours d'Elegance Antwerp. It was the most successful of the Bugatti racing models. The Type 35B featured a roots type supercharger. The final version of the Type 35 series was the Type 35B of 1927. Originally named Type 35TC, it shared the 2.3 L engine of the Type 35T but added a large supercharger like the Type 35C. Output is 175 hp (126 kW) with upgraded compressor and 45 examples were made. A Type 35B won the 1929 French Grand Prix.
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/Hans - Авто та транспорт
Sounds as good or better than many of today's hot cars.
I agree
@@bigklamoty2137 who can,t agree it's the best note i ever herd
Duh
I rebuilt a 35C from the ground up last month, and ran it today.... What a car!
LOL don't you just hate it when someone parks their Aston Martin in front of your shot.
every part of this video is a joy to watch. just listen to the beautiful sound of that engine
A lot of awesome cars over there! This Bugatti sounds great
that second start-up is the most beautiful thing I have ever heard yo
I have this car in forza Horizon 4 but this is not why I am here. Once I seen it in the game I remembered I use to check out race car books at the library in grade school and there was always pictures of the 35. Amazing car. Wonder exhaust note also.
How many credits do you have now?
infinite cats on forza?
The look, the sound, what a charm
One of the greatest cars ever built!
so beautiful and so loud I love it
i love your channel ! There are so many of my old times heroes ! U should upload more !!!
Fantastic! Highlight of an otherwise crappy day.
A fantastic car. I’ve seen a number of Type 35s at shows, but never heard one with the motor running, or seen one driving. Thanks.
Oh my god... that was very cool car 👍
That'd be a fun car to drive! nice video! :)
look up Jay Leno's Garage, he has videos of driving his Bugattis, and replicas made by PurSang in Argentina
Just magnificent.
I have a match box metal toy of this car in blue my dad gave me in the 60's still in like new shape wonderfull to see this thanks
Great Video!!!
Superb!
2:49 dat positive camber doe
Love that starter motor noise
Crazy sound!
Nothing more beautiful than Bugatti’s 8 cylinders.
My god, what a sound!
very VERY nice video mate!
that makes me sweet nostaly memories of Mafia 1 :´-)
By the sound of this engine it is clear that they new how to build engines long long ago. This being double overhead cam eight cylinder engine with much power, and under 800kg car, if they figured the handling at that time this would be a monster!
Very nice sound.
Der Bugatti hat einen super guten Start up Sound
ooooold schoool!!!! i wish that all toyota prius sound like this!
That car is a beauty with the roar of an angry lion :)
An absolutely fabulous sounnd
This is a darker blue color than the one, we see most often.
175hp from a 2.3L wouldn't be too shabby even today, though we likely wouldn't need a supercharger for it any more.
That much power in something as small, light and flimsy as that, on what are essentially bike tyres, with (rear-wheel-only?) drum brakes must be terrifying. And spectacular all-round in the 1920s.
Sounds like an angry lion with a thorn in its paw too. Fantastic.
all 4 wheels brake, what you saw is the hand brake
It was more like 140hp, the drum brakes were integrated into the wheels. During racing, when you stop to replace the wheels, you were also replacing the brakes.
So cool.
I am very happy to see these old cars being brought out like this. I would much rather see one of these a little beat up but being used for what it was meant for and shown to the public than to see it being put in a garage and left to collect dust.
positive camber like a boss
The "flush" style crowd must hate that thing, Negative camber AND huge wheel gap...
I love it.
I love that every single one of these things are all banged up. Rock chips everywhere, paint flaking off, dents and warped panels. All signs these things were driven hard and continue to be driven hard. These were not built to be some billionaire's garage queen. Track it or sell it.
Echt een gaaf ding!
when that car starts the world stands still.
Ooooh my god!!! What a music!!!!!
That's style!!!!
Ettore Bugatti un altro grande italiano !
Straight out of a Rupert Annual!
What did they use for whipping the steering wheel? Cotton Cord?
@flaminia813 interesting... how have you come to that conclusion?
Der Bugatti hat einen sehr guten Sound
I'm not in the habit of making things up, so yeah, for real. Now, a Jag E type, they look like a WWII aircraft, clear white on black gauges, black surround, lovely toggle switches, and that gorgeous bonnet swooping away like the nose of a Spitfire....
I saw one of these one day, had to slap myself a couple of times te make sure i wasn't dreaming..
He knows his audience...
I believe a lot of the cars of that era had that positive camber so they could steer the car. Remember, manual steering. Imagine muscling those beasts at speed. If you draw a line between the tire contact patch and the axis of steering rotation ( king pin in this case ), the tire pivots around a point instead of moving in an arc ( if the wheels were vertical )
eargasm
thx
Could do with a good tune, it isn't idling properly. And the mixture seemed a little strong at first. You were lucky to spot one in the first place, I wish I was there to see it too :).
inline 8 baby
So true...
Very nice sound, but why are front wheels at such a positive camber?
A guy in California was showing off in his 1927 Delarge, and he put a wheel in a puddle and saw the revs race up to 9,300rpm. In a panic he went searching for bent valves etc. He phoned an old guy in France who said, 'We used to race them at 10,000rpm. Don't worry about it.'
Are you sure it's because of the steering resistance? I don't think that steering it would be a problem - doesn't weigh much and probably doesn't have that much caster or an insane steering ratio or anything. I think that era of tyres might actually respond to camber geometry like that, unlike a modern radial tyre.
cool
dude, for real? i think it does look like one :)
Probably only time i've said "get that fucking aston out of the way!!!" Beautiful car
On the hood old days 😔
Not ONE car of today can match that sound
So, any background on the car, the owner, the location - anything?
He had to start the motor in reverse to reverse, right?
Gorgeous piece of machinery.
Im pretty that was a thing in early tractors not 20s cars the guy just stalled it, but I shouldn't really be replying to this now because you could well be dead by now
As I understand it from a 1991 magazine article, you can tell a real Bugatti engine from one that was recently CNC machined by the brazings of the accidental holes drilled in the blocks when the French machinists using their worn out manual mills could not hold the tolerances and had to go back and correct their mistakes.
I'd like to see what one of these engines would do if they could hold the tolerances of modern CNC machining centers, use better metals and incorporate modern advances in engi
I m watching in 2021..... 😁
I've only ever had the pleasure of seeing one T35 in the metal and let me tell you, this video, while impressive enough, does no justice to the sound that is spat from that fantastic straight eight. This is a car you hear long before you see it. However, that one was most definately a crank start (I know it was, because they aren't exactly as easy to crank as they look and, being newly rebuilt, it kept stalling) My question is, was the electric starter an original option, or was it added later?
came standard in the 20's
The old Bugatti’s 😔
What year is this car?
i saw this one and the ''1934 Aston Martin Ulster'' in real :D
the DB9 had to have a few seconds of fame too lol
very nice! Just Bugatti! I build cars to drive, not to stop! (Ettore Bugatti)...
we need this vehicle in a gta 5 update XD
Yeah definitely
true xD
I don't think so, the kids that mostly play GTA Online only care about the latest futuristic, space age looking, carbon-fibre-and-plastic, uninspired McLaren-esque hypercar, so an old classic such as this would hardly be noticed
or just play forza
I want to be like him if i'm old (=
chity bang bang chity chity bang bang
we love you
My friends grandpa owns one of these!
Jay Wow! Your family is very lucky to have such a legendary car.
why does it have the wrong camber on front wheels?
Keeps on stalling it. Take it for a service!
Probably gets driven 50 miles a year..shame
I was thinking the idle circuit was lean but the cam, big ports might not provide enough idle velocity to draw fuel from the carb or it just might be full of stale fuel or or or. :)
@@60viking stfu
@MrTheGustafo sounds like one too!:D
i just can say - A.M.A.Z.I.N.G
why you gumbal stopped filming classic old cars?
let the damn car warm up!
1:59 just cruising in 1st gear because gears are hard to change with this car
Not going fast enough in a car-park to justify a change up. It's a highly tuned race engine, giving much more power than they did when new. In danger of oiling spark plugs....
Nothing wrong with a Bugatti gear change
I suspect no first/reverse gear synchro. You can down shift into first by engine speed matching. I think.
My 78 chevy with the 350 V8 sounds like that. I guess 8 cyllenders sounds like 8 cyllenders. Be it in a V or in a line :D
Yeah but it doesn't sound like a V8 because it doesn't have a cross flow crank, it doesn't have that V8 blurb. It sounds like 8 cylinders yes, but it sounds more like a straight 6 with a couple of extra cylinders than a V8.
@jkoepis yeah I know :)
1:44 spinning wheels with a millions costing bugatti :)
ça c'est de la bagnole !
Straight 8 through straight pipes, amazing in person. Electric starter is cheating though! Crank that thing!
a six or an eight cylinder?
More 1920s, as the gauges would not look out of place in a WWI Biplane, but the machine turned aluminium dash nods toward the begginings of the Art Deco movement. By the 1940s, aircraft cocpits were nearly all white on black gauges on black painted panels. Sorry.
u might be talking about positive camber. i do agree with you though
@TheLowdub I was making fun of the hellaflush crowd... Calm down haha
fancy wheel spinning the gravel next to them ferraris
i saw one of these in a parking lot
That thing is stanced! Hahaha
Paul Zink you should go to a British VSCC event or maybe historic race events! They race a lot of old Bugattis there...they sound like hard-pressed V8s.
wow that car has an "essence" gauge
better then a V8
Wish the Veyron sounded like this.