Here we have a nearly forgotten car maker. Even the most respected classic car encyclopedia dedicates only a few lines to this Belgian brand, and the information is not very concise. The picture shown here was taken at a Spanish Auto Show in the mid 1920s, where two different models were exhibited: the "Deluxe" pictured here, and the "Sport", with a slightly smaller engine. The most impressive appearance was secured by its huge dimensions, plus the Rolls- Royce look-a-like radiator. The beautiful body - of unknown origin (Vanden Plas?) - has a single center door and wrap around windscreen. The chassis that is very low and advanced for its age gave room for a large eight cylinder engine. This last feature was noticed by a little number "8" placed at the center of the radiator cover. Also are noticeable two strange brake devices -or whatever- at the front part of the chassis...
Well, we know this is a hard one and probably this picture has never been published before, but remember, very few cars were made in Belgium. As usual, we would like to hear those details that are unknown even to us. Be sure to send in before Monday, February 22nd in order to have a chance to win the infamous PreWarCar T-shirt. Even better to check the Rules under 'Read more' first. Enjoy weekend!