Mullin's T57SC Bugatti

The 'Mona Lisa' Pushed to Best of Show Win

The famed event Chantilly Arts & Elegance Richard Mille north of Paris gave it's top honour to Peter Mullin's T57SC as it was literally pushed pass all other contenders including some wonderful T57SC's for a Best of Show win.
Crowds gathered as Mulin and onlooker experts tried to determine why the 'Mona Lisa' of all cars would not start. When the resident experts asked if it was just out of gas Mulin said, "I am not sure. It just arrived by plane and I haven't checked.".

The most expensive car in the world, worth around 35 Million Dollar!

Looks like fun

The Bugatti Atlantic, Ex: Peter Williamson, was pushed onto the podium where Mullin said: "She's having a bad day". The Mona Lisa of all collector cars, as Mr.Mullin has dubbed her, was a shoe-in for the top award gleaming with it's better than new restoration outshining several stunningly original Sc's (Bugatti Type 57SC). The Post War Best of Show went to a 1958 Ferrari Test Rossa racer.

 My friend's car: A beautiful Talbot Lago 150C special roadster

Photo Credits: Mad Hatter