The classic Bugatti was covered with dust for over 50 Years. Relatives of the deceased owner found them in a garage in Newcastle, UK. They can count on a large injection of cash. The value of the car is estimated at 3 million pounds – reports the BBC. Bugatti 57S Atalante from 1937 R. it is unique. Only produced 17 such cars . The model found in the Newcastle garage belonged to Earl Howe before the war, the first president of the British Rally Drivers' Club. W 1955 R. the car went to a surgeon from Newcastle, Harolda Carra. It was in his garage that she spent more than half a century. Before his death, the doctor wrote down the contents of the room to his relatives. – I couldn't believe it. I'm delighted, it's wonderful – says Carr's nephew. Bugatti is not everything. There were also classic Aston Martin and Jaguar in the garage. – This is one of the last “wonderful discoveries”. Newcastle's Bugatti is in great shape, although of course it needs renovation – points out James Knight of the Bonhams Auction House. There is no need to worry about the success of the auction. Model 57S Atalante is in great demand among collectors. New owners can count on up to three million pounds.
