the people that disliked this are just mad that they couldn't have built one for themselves

Car crafting has been my life. I appreciate and respect all levels of it, but the feeling of driving a vehicle that one has built in this fashion is indescribable. The closest I've come so far is a fiberglass T-Bucket, but an early Grand Prix car like yours is on my to do list. Very beautiful, much respect Sir!

KZfaq send me here. Smart. This is good stuff. People with skill making art. Epic.

Drop dead Gorgeous car, mate! The early Bugatti's are my all time favorite cars. Well done!

And the steering is on the correct side!!! Fabrication excellence. Respect from down under

Stunning work. I have always loved working on old cars from this era, so simple and elegant, until you get to bodywork where you have to make your own panels because you just can't find original replacement ones. To essentially scratch build the entire body, hats off to you sir, lovely fab work!

A real master craftsman

Looks like the real thing. Well done!

My father built two type 35 Bugatti in Gerona Spain in early '70s . First one on an austin healy 3000 , second on a custom frame with fiat 124 running gear. He tried to get the proportions close to original. The wheels were a problem though, you could have them made today. Bravo sir!

Such a beautiful job done ❤

Fantastic !

What a lovely creation. What a lot of work too. Great build.

One of the best looking type 59 replicas you can get without using Bugatti parts I have seen.

GREAT JOB!!

Eternamente agradecido a Brough Built, por haber publicado tan detallado armado del Bugatti type 59, no siempre se encuentra personas generosas que comparten sus conocimientos, yo vivo a pocos klm de donde esta la fabrica en Entre Rios de Argentina, he intentado en varias oportunidades de solamente ver como se arma este Bugatti sin resultados, hay etnias en este pais que trajeron viejas costumbres de Europa como es la mezquindad, en ocaciones te encontras con personas que temen compartir sus conocimientos, hoy dia gracias a internet, podemos encontrar personas como Brough Built que sin ningún reparo publico el armado del chasis que tantas dudas tenia, ahora si puedo hacerlo.

Incroyable !! Superbe travail

Outstanding work on the body and frame.

Awesome!

Skill and passion. 👍 👍

I love watching this video like the music love the mechanical work beautiful machine😎👍🏻✨

Lekker build! Congratulations.

Awesome work.

Lovely!

I'm Building my own 1920's race car, This was very informative and helped alot!

Very beautiful car amazing work 💙💐

Unbelievably amazing, I went to Brooklands in the Uk in late seventies to an open day held by Brooklands society and some of the banked track is still there and the hill cimb, saw some amazing cars there. Bugatti's would have raced there before they built a factory over the track. Thanks for the video.

Clever, to say the least.

Impressive

Respect from France

thats indeed more than dedication you engineered something so beautiful with bare hands-

Amazing Work 👍🏻

very impressive!

Beautyful made my men I love it 😊

Nice job on the front axle and quarter elliptical springs.

Amazing

Top work!

Congrats!. From Mozambique

Well done!! Bravo Bravo!! Awesome work!! Regards from Europe, Barcelona,Spain

You got the Chops for the job. Well Done.!!

Fantastic effort and result! You can be justifiably very proud. Looking at the road signs, I see that I live down the road from you in Randburg. I am scratch building a late 50's Alfa in aluminium and would like to know where you bought your fuel filler cap, please? Manny

awesome work dude....

Amazing tractor!

Hi, very very nice! those skinny tires must be working hard to keep the jags torque under control though. A few years ago i had a young bloke working with me who owns a type 35 ,at the time i weighed 100Kgs and i was too big to fit in behind the wheel ,ha ha, People were somewhat smaller in those days. His was owned new by Earl Howe, the engine was destroyed before WW2 so a Anzani OHC cam engine was fitted ,itself a very rare thing,only 12 were ever made. It came to Australia about that time and has been here ever since. I think the type 59 is a better size for people of the 21st Century! . I would think that your chassis has been made from Scratch to the similar design of a Bugatti ,With Just the track rod layout etc being different ,instead of just the 1/4 eliptic springs. Lots of other nice cars in your shed too by the looks of things.

excellent job

I´M SPEECHLESS !!!

great work man and thanks for showing us …….

Belle!

A 1 of 8 Bugatti with a Jaguar engine rebuild with a stick welder in the backyard garage. Great Job 🤣

im loved bugatti and im excited for this video , congratulations

nice job !

bravo , merveilleusement belle .

Its Great Job.

WOW! WOW! WOW! And WOW!

Very nice! You have goldfingers!

Great

Jag XK engine, great choice.

Beautifully done. I have a feeling the turned dashboard was done originally randomly by hand using a Cork with emery paper set in a drill chuck. Is how i did mine. Cnc machines make it look too regular. Lovely job

Do you still have the blueprints for the car? If so would you be able to share them please? I want to build one of my own but cannot find blueprints

Beau travail d'artisanat👍👍👍👍👍

Fantastic job! I'm looking into building one myself but am unable to find drawings or dimensions. Would you be willing to divulge what info you relied upon or where it can be found? Thanks.

Picture montages, music, and captions... hold me back.

jävligt bra jobbat

time to make real big alu break drums! love your work dude!!!

north west province???? no ways. Nice job oom. :D :D :D

Fantastic job. What does the frame come from

Where did the chassis come from?

Great project! Could I ask where you got the blue prints?

Hola, tiene los planos en pdf?

VERY COOL. What frame rails did you start with ?

You did an awesome job at making it look like the type 59!!!! What was the chassis from?

NICE JOB SIR VERY NICE

Did you use a 4.2 jag engine?

South Africa ? Nice one a job well done. 👍👍

Job well done. Back in the old days, when Bugatti build it, they didn't do it much different. Except for the number of rivet- and screw holes; they drilled them as they would see fit... 👍

Nice, I need to build one.

we want to hear the engine not the music, but great job!

Always admire and respect talent and achievement, is it a Jaguar six propelling the car?

I'd like to see more about that louver punch.

looks cool but might look better with taller tires?

where did you get the prints ?

Very impressive. With that amount of power you might want to stick with the hydraulic brakes and just disguise them somewhat...? (Jay Leno stylee..)

What Color is that? It is very nice!

There is a race call « le grand prix des remparts » which take place at Angoulême (a city in france) every beginning of september. It is the ocasion to see plenty of bugatti with crasy drivers. Worth to see.......or participate !!!.

Did you cast the billet casing for the steering box?

I want to give something like this a shot but idk where to begin

What is the wire on the cowl for?

Excellent work! Much much better than the monstrosity of cockups that Ant Anstead butchered up!

What engine is that

I did 1 of these for mr brooks of brooks tiles in hull at college years ago

When painting why not take everything apart?

Great project. Is that a Jaguar engine? I wouldn't expect those British carbs on a Bugatti.

what size front lift spring you use on this build???

I would love to have the time and skill to do something like this, but I think it should be told that the engine is actually a double OHC Jaguar 6 cylinder and not a Bugatti ?

Hey, would you mind publishing your drawings? I cannot seem to find blueprints for this car anywhere with enough detail to faithfully reproduce one.

Overall very nice, but I hope you didn’t use pop rivets instead of properly bucked solid rivets.

How much HP you reckon you got?

What chassis

Amazing work. Shame about the "music" though!

Looked like a Jag engine?

South Africa?