You wont believe it, but this was really my first sight, when I entered the spare part market in Malmedy/Belgium yesterday








Rare, too, I think. Never noticed before.







Other Benelux rarities:




















More Rootes-crap (but that was all of it):









Other impressions. Due the ugly rain-weather the classic car park was not filled.












No Belgian or other European assembling, or?



























1969 only:












































































I was a bit surprised, that the Belgian aftersales marktet company Van Weezel also did make parts for COMECON-cars. The grille is for a late Wartburg 353 and the wing for a Moskvich.







My own catches were overseeable, but it was fine for me.




I've hoped to find the two French blokes again, which das a lot of doormats with car-motifs for sale, when I had been on that event some years ago. But obviously their business was closed down for copyright-reasons. All these motifs were "loaned" from car magazines and advertises. This was surely not legal.

So my doormat with a photo of the front sight of this car -picked from that article, too:

http://vw-scene.de/szene-live/motor-features/detailansicht/article/gluecksritter.html

seems to be the only one at all


After a classic Belgian lunch



I drove to the area Frankfurt for my club general meeting.