Price was considered quite appropriate, because as a 'counterfeit goods' vehicles stored in a warehouse full of junk for 10 years is a pretty good replica. If the item is genuine, it will be worth 2 million pounds.
This CAR is not really a Bugatti Type 51 racing car. However, as a replica made in the 1980s by engineer Keith Butti of London, Bugatti Type 51 racing car is simply gorgeous fake.
This vehicle comes after last good owner named Alan Riley died in 2010. This vehicle is parked in a barn for over 10 years. Upon his return he found the original model is not known.
Alan Riley himself, bought 51 fake the Bugatti cars in 1987 and only two components are still original Bugatti the fuel tank and the rear cross member. The rest is just a replica of Keith Butti creations.
Although only Bugatti Type 51 racing car styled, these vehicles will be auctioned at the Brightwells Leominster, Herefordshire, England on 26 September with the offer price is quite expensive at £ 100,000.
