Early Automobile History # 11 1913 Bugatti Type 22 Torpedo & Ride on My Car Story with Lou Costabile
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On "My Car Story" we're in the Suburbs of Phoenix, AZ on 1-22-24.
We're looking at a 1913 Bugatti Type 22 Torpedo in Blue Paint. The car comes with 1500 CC inline 4-cylinder engine and a 4 speed manual transmission.
The car's Owner is Alan Travis. Alan’s had this car since 2015. Alan shares after he had the chance to drive an early Bugatti he always hoped he could get one. He actually purchased the headlights before owning the car. Well, perseverance paid off, and he “met the criteria” of what the past Owner wanted in his next Caretaker, and here is the car. There were only 5-8 cars built and this car is # 3.
ENJOY! - Auta a dopravní prostředky
Hi, If you like this video, please click on SUPER THANKS ❤ with the $ in the middle which is the SUPER THANKS button under the video. Thank you! Lou
This is a GREAT series.
Happy to read you enjoying the series danmar007 :-)
Wow, what a catch !
Thanks Allan and Lou . Fascinating piece of automotive history.
Hi Jeff, Happy to share this "Fascinating piece of automotive history." with you. Appreciate your support. You're welcome, Lou
Nice job, Lou. Legendary Bugatti Racing Blue deserves an elaborate presentation.
Thanks boson. Happy to share this car with you :-)
What an astounding vehicle and it is of great historical significance. Ettore Bugatti was an amazing individual. His father, Carlo Bugatti, was a designer of Art Nouveau furnishings and his grandfather, Giovanni Luigi Bugatti, was an interior architect. The tradition of innovative design in the family carried through to the beginnings of the automotive age.
Hi Charles, High praise. Thank you for viewing and sharing your knowledge, Lou
Wow, what an amazing bugatti. Truly a piece of art. I love these old race cars. Thanks Lou.
High praise. You're welcome luxor 8071.
What a great Bugatti! This has to be the original version of "the right color & the right amount of pedals" car on the channel, and much like the later versions, this one likes to go fast, too. Thanks for taking us along, Lou!
Hi TheGunfighter45acp, Happy to read "What a great Bugatti!" :-) "This has to be the original version of "the right color & the right amount of pedals" car on the channel" I think you're right! My pleasure sharing this car with you. You're welcome, Lou
That guy really takes care of his cars. That Bugatti. Is stunning. 39:13
Hi Aztec, "That guy really takes care of his cars. That Bugatti. Is stunning" I agree, Lou
That is hilarious how he came across the lamps first. Has to be best story of buying such a great car
:-)
Love how you mix in the early vehicles into your channel. No one offers such a wide variety of vehicle coverage like you do, Lou! Beautiful example today and awesome color. Keep up the great work!
Hi ultraviolet tp, Happy to read you're enjoying the variety with me :-) Glad to read "Beautiful example today and awesome color.", Lou
Another amazing beauty! Just imagine they made these works of art without a computer. Even the gas cap is beautiful. The more of these I see the more I hate the twenty-first century. Those were the days. Alan is certainly a wonderful caretaker of these cars. Great video Lou.
Hi HRC, Happy to read "Another amazing beauty!" :-) My pleasure sharing this car with you, Lou
An engineering marvel for its time. This must be a holy grail Bugatti. What a fantastic automobile! Thanks for this guys, awesome feauture.
Hi Bruce H., "An engineering marvel for its time" Well said. High praise for the "Holy Grail". You're welcome, Lou
Very nice older car
Hi Grizz, Happy to read you enjoy this "Very nice older car" :-) Lou
@@loucostabile I think you are the only You Tube personality who consistently responds to all comments. Thank you for your devotion to your fans. You do a fantastic job
🙋♂️THANKS LOU,ALLAN FOR SHARING THIS AMAZING 🤩 AND BEAUTIFUL 🤩 PIECE OF AUTOMOTIVE HISTORY…❤️THE QUALITY 🤗 AND THE BRASS 💚💚💚
Happy to share this "BEAUTIFUL PIECE OF AUTOMOTIVE HISTORY" with you :-) You're welcome Budget Audiophile Life-long.
This is fascinating, an authentic 1913 Bugatti Type 22 "Torpedo", in blue, running magnificently after 110 years! This time I am not going to write about the extraordinary details that you showed us, since there are too many and the video lasted 40 minutes; but it was worth every second invested! It's always fun to see Mr. Travis share his great knowledge, and pleasant sense of humor, about these impressive machines! Finally, about the final route I will only say Wow! Up to this point they both transmitted their emotion to me, haha. Best regards, Lou!
Hi Jaime, Happy to read there was quality in every minute. My pleasure sharing with you the many details of this car. Lou
Bugatti car is a very beautiful, amazing and fantastic & well engineered design.
High praise.
Lou great show nice car this guy is a PROFESSOR always great showes thanks.
Hi Arthur, You're right, when I video a car with Alan class is in session. You're welcome, Lou
Interesting Race car from the early 1900’s. It’s great to see the technology of the time. Like the headers and cooling system.
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Hi Terry, Happy to read you enjoy seeing the techology of the time :-) Lou
Lou delving into carcheology 😏
Hi Terry M, NICE! Lou
Lou, EAH, good way to boost your exposure and expand your target audience. I regularly view your content, typically learning something new each time.
Bruce, Happy to share this historic car with you. In this "Early Automobile Series" Alan and I had at least an hour of "History class" before I could start to video. Lots of learning, and lots of FUN :-) Glad to read you're learning too, Lou
Lou, may I be so presumptuous as to say I may speak for all of your viewers as to how fortunate we are to be privileged to this collection of cars and information thereof.
Thank you and Allen for sharing this series. Fantastic.
I can't even imagine what that Bugatti alone is worth, never mind the rest of the collection. The best part, though, is the mad dashes between speed bumps - hilarious!Those cars were tough in the day, and he respects that by running them!
One other thing, try as I may, I could not identify the #15 Green racer in the garage...🤔 what is it? Or, is that perhaps the next feature...
Audie, High praise. Happy to share this collection, and I agree. It's a privilege to ride on Alan's cars. My pleasure sharing with you, and stay tuned, # 15 is coming up next Sunday, Lou
Це незрівняннє авто! Дякую! Дуже,дуже цікаво!
Hi Сергій, "This is an incomparable car!" High praise. You're welcome, Lou
Thanks to you both, fantastic car. Love the Gauloise blue
Hi Steve, My pleasure sharing this car with you. You're welcome, Lou
Incredible…wonderful episode, Lou!
High praise Spencer!
Wow what a treat to see let alone see and hear run the the road
Hi Larry, Happy to share this car with you :-) I agree, a treat to see and hear it run, Lou
Very cool!!!!
:-)
I would think this is a million dollar car.Wow!
Thanks for sharing.
An incredible piece of racing history! Wow! Rather complicated in terms of maintenance and being driver friendly lol. Truly enjoyed this video Lou. Very rare and unusual machine.
Hi John, "An incredible piece of racing history! Wow!" High praise. My pleasure sharing with you, Lou
Another incredible car story Lou and Alan! It's unbelievable that he not only has, and restores these cars but has all the nick-nacks to go with them. Original cigarettes. What the...
Hi Randy, High praise. You're right, the "nick-nacks" are so amazing! I love to see this all together in one spot. Lou
Incredible car and owner, what a feast to watch. Thanks!
High praise. You're welcome.
Ed Winfield (Born 1901) must have been even more talented than I thought....
Thank you for viewing and sharing.
I was barely holding my envy with the last several cars in his collection; now I am afraid envy has come through. ;)
.....it's was bound to happen...... :-)
Another great car! Wow.
:-)
I remember that car from Jay Leno's Garage.
You're right.
Re: pressurizing the fuel tank. 1/2 a bar is 7.25 PSI not 1/2 a PSI. One bar is almost equal to atmospheric pressure. Bar is 14.5 PSI.
Hi Dan, Thank you for viewing and sharing your knowledge. Hope you see many more cars on this CZcams Channel you enjoy. Please subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this CZcams Channel, Lou
Thank you, from where I sit in the Driver’s seat I did not see the scale was marked in Grammes. I know I need at least 50 shown on the scale to have enough air pressure to run the engine.
I know it is very low air pressure because I only need 3 or 4 pumps of the small fuel Air pump. I stand corrected, thanks, Alan Travis 0:07
Love it lou. One.of the most incredible cars i ever seen. I love your videos. Jusr re - subscribed. I am crazy over antique/classic cars.
Hi Big Hank, Happy to read "One.of the most incredible cars i ever seen" High praise. Welcome back, Lou
Whoa. The Holy Grail.
High praise.
faster than a horse great vid thank you
Hi Spookydog, You're right. You're welcome, Lou
Wow that's a beauty of a car? very interesting design Forest time period it seems to run very well two the owner seems to take very well care of it and it looks like you're having way too much fun what does great series of cars😊😊
Hi Pete, Happy to read "Wow that's a beauty of a car?" :-) Glad to read you're enjoying the series, Lou
Hermoso Auto 😍 lo venden 😍 ahun estará disponible 😍? Les mando un cordial saludo 👋 y un fuerte abrazo desde Puebla 😀 México 😀 🤗 👍 👌 😘 👋.
HI Enrique, Happy to read you enjoy the looks of this car :-) I'm not aware of it being for sale. Thanks for the "big hug" and big hug from USA for you, Lou
One of the battery connector appear to be loose… not good. Please advise the owner.
Thank you for sharing what you notice. I'll let him know.
@@loucostabile 👍
Sorry Lou, the way this guy pronounced Bugatti was strange.
Hi popeye.oliveoil, Might seem strange the way he says Bugatti, however with Alan's level of excellence in his details, I'd bet he's saying it correctly. Lou