Pristine 1502 spotted

[mfbanres]

Last month, while walking to dinner in my wife's hometown Bruges, Belgium, we spotted this pristine 1502. Notice the treatment of the upper trim. I saw the car several more times, but did not find the driver.

We also visited what may be the most fabulous car museum on earth, in Mulhouse, France.

http://www.collection-schlumpf.com/en/schlumpf/

The largest single collection of Bugattis, a "Masterpiece" wing with Hispano-Suizas, Rolls, Bentleys, a wing with over 40 race cars from the early years to present (including one that was used in "Grand Prix"), 500 classic cars. Put it on the list of must see museums.

Cheers,

Michael, in Richmond, VA

73 tii

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[SteveJ]

Ahh, Bruges.

My wife and I were ready t go back for a visit the day after we left.

The stew at Mojo was very good. And the beers!

[kris]

Rear fog is awesome!

[02Les]

Ah, Belgium. I worked many times in Belgium in the '70/'80s, mainly at an Aluminium Plant in Mechelen, and they had a smaller Plant just west of Antwerp (Burcht). Near this one was a junkyard that specialised in BMWs. It was full of '02s, NKs, E3, and a few E9s. I brought many parts from there back to the UK.

My '73 Taiga was totalled in Mons, so I'm not partial to the southern part of the Country.

Also liked that I could go to pretty much any bar and order a beefsteak & chips and have a steak better than I've had at any fancy restaurant in the UK or US for that matter.

Would love the opportunity to revisit but my work has shifted to Asia over the years.

[Delia]

Hmmmm...

Interesting, though not exactly correct.

Here's a 1502 with styled steel wheels: