Bugatti Trust Pilgrimage: Type 35s, lost wax and much much more
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
- After a 20 year hiatus Ivan dons a tie and visits the Bugatti Trust, the museum and study centre at Prescott Hill.
Not only does he get to see the 1924 Lyon centenary exhibit focussing on his beloved Type 35 but is also there when the commemorative bronze sculpture is delivered by sculptor Tim Potts.
Thanks to curator Angela Hucke and team for the warm welcome.
For more information on the Bugatti Trust, visit www.bugatti-tru...
For more information on Tim Potts, visit www.timpottssc...
For enquiries regarding purchasing a sculpture, please contact Angela at the Bugatti Trust
Time flies when you're watching one of Susie's videos, starring Ivan!
This video was a Knockout!! Such passion and enthusiasm for the cars from all concerned. Angela is a remarkable guide and the sculpture was just exquisite.
Thanks Ivan and Suzie.
You must get Ivan in touch with Jay Leno. He is a major, major Bugatti guy..Seeing that Ivan is Bugatti royalty I'm sure they would have a lot to talk about... and film... for both of them.
We've met - he's visited us in the UK even, but in the days before my RUclips videos
Thank you for this great video, The Trust is an inspirational museum that my son and I enjoy visiting very much. Angela is one of the shining lights of the museum and I am glad to see her feature in this video.
To visit such a special collection and be able to say, I have something rare for you.....
Ivan you make me smile with every video.
Thank you
what a treat for all thanks for recording Suzy
Thanks, a joy to watch
Thanks for taking us to that lovely museum. It was great watching Ivan showing his knowledge of the marque.
I can't say that I was too impressed by the man and his sculpture.
thankyou, Susie, for capturing a diamond for posterity. A privilege to watch.
what a great visit. learned much. thank you Ivan
Excellent video Ivan, having been to the Bugatti Trust and met Angela, it's nice to see it all again.
What a wonderful video! Ivan is a national treasure, and that treasure chest filled with all things Bugatti was a treat. I would love to become a docent at the Aston Martin Heritage Trust someday. I shall be donating my Aston to them upon my passing. Thank you again for another superb video.
Very enjoyable. Thank you both. I can't think any tour guide would be more enthusiastic than Ivan.
What a truly fascinating and lovely video! I must say that I visited The Trust earlier this year and Angela was just so very brilliant. She truly made us all feel welcome and was very knowledgeable. Keep up the great videos!
I could not agree more!
The museum looks amazing but somehow it's splendour was magnified X 10 when overlaid with Ivan's passion and narrative; getting as many hours of him in full flow on video is a must, and Susie you do it so well.
What a history lesson, thank you Ivan and Suzy.
Brilliant! Ivan even teaches Angela about it too. Great filming/editing again Suzie.
Absolutely ACE, and your Midget must go on show, plus you have made me want to visit the Bugatti Trust Museum, thanks, Peter
I love looking around the Bugatti Trust collection. Angela and the volunteers are very knowledgeable and helpful. The best time to visit is during the VSCC meeting at Prescott next month (3&4 Aug 24), when visiting vintage Bugattis park in front of the building.
I visited a Bugatti exhibition in, I think, the Science Museum over 40 years ago and was astounded at the engineering quality and design. The whole family were gifted in different areas.
Great video.I always learn something when Ivan talks.
She's a knockout ❤
Another smashing video, Ivan and Co.!
Wonderful. You can see the host Angela, become an Ivan groupie as the visit goes on. I get it, I'm a Ivan and Susie groupie myself.
I've known Angela for 30+ years, since well before I started having groupies !
That airplane is a sad story in itself. A group in America built a replica some years ago.
On their Facebook page people were welcome to comment. Virtually all the comments were simply outright admiration of their efforts. I wrote in that it might be worth considering more tail volume, and even stretching the aft fuselage. I said I reckoned it would be a handful anywhere near the stall. Whoever wrote the replies shot back that the simulations all said it’d be okay.
In the end, it was not.
Fabulous episode thank you both
ANOTHER TOTAL WINNER YOU KNOW SO MUCH ABOUT BUGATTI BUT ALSO SO MANY OTHER MAKES THANK YOU TEAM SHED RACING LOVED THE VIDEO.
Thank you Susie & Ivan for this tour, love your videos they are always a (Knock Out ) Ivan long May you rain and keep the videos coming . Still waiting to see instructing Susie on how best to driver Bugatti , it should make for a funny video 😂
Thanks so much for doing this video, Suzie. I had heard of the Bugatti Trust, but never saw inside. I loved the sculpture as well by Tim Potts. I first heard about the Caruso racing team in an earlier Shed Racing video from Ivan talking about the midget. Then I visited the Eastern Museum of Motor Racing (EMMR) in Pennsylvania and saw a photo of the Mike Caruso Racing team cars taken in 1948 powered by Offy engines. That would be a great thing to see Ivan's midget on display at the Bugatti Trust or even at the EMMR.
That museum is just spesial. Thanks.
What a nightmare for the curator, Ivan probably has forgotten more about out Bugatti than she will ever know. 😁 What a wonderful place, full of treasures
Actually you are totally wrong there. Angela has a very deep knowledge of all things Bugatti
The Tim bronze sculpture was amazing but no one mentions he has the ackermans steering looking perfect too. :)
Super good episode! many thanks
Another cracking video!
Thanks for such an informative video Ivan. Very interesting that they have a trust such as this to hold the engineering and history intact from the family for all to reference and enjoy. Cheers to Angela and Suzie as well. Love from Canada...Paul.🤓
Terrific video Suzy!
Brilliant enjoyed that thanks very much mate. Having worked I must admit having worked on the car. They’re absolutely beautiful things to work on and I can see how you can get carried away with them. They are just lovely Michael.
I was lucky enough to build one of these at college in hull when I was there it belonged to mr brooks it came in tea chests and drove out would love yo see it again
I want to go to the Bugatti museum with Ivan.
looking dandy !
Wasn't expecting the Tim Potts promo..............
Brilliant
Interesting cheers
7:30 I presume that the post WW2 race car engine is a Type 73C. On BugattiReview I found a picture of T-73C 004, reputed to be in a private collection in England.
I missed that red car at the end?
Was hidden behind one people🙃
Also liked to see the pieces not meat hooks all over it😀
Thanks for another good clip.
I too can understand why people would lend or even donate pieces to the museum. I don't think i'd volunteer to build up someone else's car FOC though!
Leno and Dutton have already a few times. Ivan will forget more about the Bugatti marque than Leno will ever know.
I never knew you had such a distinguished and handsome twin brother. I wonder what he makes of your shenanigans and general hoolganism. I hope he dosent let you drive his nice respectable Alvis
How do you manage to always meet very attractive Ladies! 😮
Well Ivan you do scrub up well.
👍🇦🇺
3:30 Ivan would have been a young man when this was made
Angela falling under Ivan's spell
I think the curator seemed slightly out of her depth in Ivans presence
I think you got the wrong impression here, Angela has a wealth of knowledge on all things Bugatti - maybe she just couldn't get a word in!!
Ivan with the tasty crumpet as usual, great vid however
Ta