Class C: Cars of the Art Deco era | 1933 Minerva Type AL

Minerva was to Belgium what Rolls-Royce was to Britain or the Duesenberg to America. It was the nation's finest motor marque. Known for its exquisite designs, lavish coachwork and plush interiors, the brand quickly won the patronage of royalty and nobility around the world. The highly desirable AL continues to embody the exuberance associated with the Art Deco period. Of the 33 produced, only nine are known to survive - and this particular car, chassis no. 80164, is one of two that exist with variable convertibility.
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[@sammathai761]

What a spectacular car!

[@joostderidder]

When I see this I'm proud to be Belgian.

[@memorimusic420]

Belgian Pride!!