A graphic display of the difference between the standard Bugatti Type 57 chassis and the 57S. The S, for "surbaissé", or French for "low", had a frame that passed the rear axle through windows in the C-channel. This particular car had issues with the DeRam shocks at the rear, which led to the axle banging into the window over every bump, causing quite an uncharacteristic racket.
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