The Numbers Game

[Longnose]

Can't think of one, but here's a couple of offerings...

[Longnose]

Here's a better picture:

[ettore]

Bugatti Type 54

[moffspeed]

Alternatively between now and No.133 Lotus Cars will generally come to your help.

The "54" was the Series 2 Europa with various tweaks (over the 46) including a plusher interior and (thankfully to all restorers and repairers) a body that was bolted to the chassis rather than glued…

Edited by moffspeed on Tuesday 16th January 17:55

[ettore]

ettore said:

Bugatti Type 54

Can't link a photo but is a lovely 4.9Litre supercharged straight eight.

..unlike the lovely 2.3litre supercharged straight eight Bugatti Type 55!

[nicanary]

DAF 55.

[moffspeed]

56kgs - the weight of Moto-Guzzi's 500cc racing motorcycle engine in 1955.

500cc, water cooled, four stroke twin cam . No less than a V8 fed by 8 Dellortos. Good for 170mph at Spa.

A bit like the BRM V-16, sounded fabulous and more powerful than all its rivals but too complex to become a reliable front runner.

[Bowlers]

Daimler 57HP

[Stick Legs]

Possibly the best sponsor / race number combination ever.

[gt40steve]

[TarquinMX5]

Is it only whole numbers?

[Turbobanana]

Chrysler F58 5 passenger touring convertible, 1926:

[gt40steve]

ATS 59 artillery tractor from the Warsaw Pact.

[P5BNij]

[thegreenhell]

Another 60

[moffspeed]

P5BNij said:

I learnt to drive in one of those.

[P5BNij]

moffspeed said:

P5BNij said:

I learnt to drive in one of those.

My great uncle Cecil had a couple and took me and my two cousins out for Sunday drives, we'd be sliding around on the back seat as he took the bends

[thegreenhell]

BMW E61

[P5BNij]

Lotus 62, of which only two were built...

[WPA]

Mercedes C63