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Summary
Unrestored, retaining original engine no. 151 and Ventoux coachwork; static storage in the Schlumpf Reserve from 1964 to 2008, then displayed at the Mullin Automotive Museum for 13 years. Known history from new, delivered to first owner Jean Verdier in 1935; formerly owned by early Bugatti collector John Shakespeare.
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