Here is the last chassis of the year, built specifically for my Bugatti 35 made by the Pactra brand
It's not easy to accommodate an engine under this bodywork if you want to keep the seats to accommodate a driver.
And since I wanted a realistic and well-balanced car like a real 35, I really spent a lot of time on this chassis trying several types of engines.
I ended up finding a Pittman engine, which I mounted upside down to gain height.
For the aluminum rims of the 35, I used classic industries rims, modified, cut in half, and assembled with a machined part.
Even though they don't have the same number of sticks, it looks very similar.
And to make this type of bodywork a little more desirable, I made a fuel cap, a steering wheel and the dashboard in aluminum, and finally, the radiator also had a metal coating.