Last sunday a BBT delegation drove to nearby Wuustwezel and attended a general old-timer meeting… weather was very rough with wind and rain, but with a lot of vintage car soul mates its always fun to hang out.

BBT was there “Full Force”

Also many other VW’s like this cool patina panelvan on full air suspension…

Ex BBT PreA from friend of Da house Pascal…

VW 411 from long time BBT fan Luc. This guy is actually one of the friends from back in the day who convinced me to start-up BBT parts store a mere 28 years ago….

beside VW’s off course a lot of other vintage driving iron…

Big american boat, sat cool on the lawn…

Ex BBT oval convertible, sold to this owner in 2001, restored the right way and a regular in our convoys

Cool sitting Ghia…

Early El Camino, still one of the coolest Chevy’s money can buy…

Now this is what we call patina, what a cool small truck!

All original DeSoto, very low mileage, original sold new in belgium, never restored, never painted, A real yammie car for purist original lovers…

Patina all over, Opel Rekord 1200cc in first everything!

Tractor division was slow, more than likely because of the weather, but still this Argentinian build “Pampa”, the South American version of the Lanz Buldog! 14litres one cylinder “Glowhead” engine, with big flywheels, a joy to hear  and see….

Military division came out in force, no German tin here…except for the Opel Blitz…

We always get weak for Porsche Diesels… I loved this set up, with its fully operational cutter bar, a relevation for its time, antique today…

cool bay window…

BBT banner in wind and rain, stay with proud!

Most fun gang of the show, the Honda Camino club, flanked by their “ladies chapter” yes these guys had loads of fun!

Belgium proud… Gillet, made in Herstal….

Despite the weather a beautiful afternoon filled with old iron, always fun, and for being a local show, we enjoyed a lot, and even more!

Last week we delivered a Bay window westfalia bus to our local buddy and friend of Da House Kevin.

Last saturday morning he was in the shop for some advice about his Fuel injection, later that morning faith was against him and this fire disaster took place.

Kevin was hurt on his underlegs, and in the hospital, but doctors told him all will be ok, We like to give Kevin all support to heal fast and well…

Thanks to the “other” Kevin for picture credit….

BBT driver Frank enjoy driving one of the BBT delivery vans a lot! Here he took a breath and posed before a beautiful landscape somewhere in the UK on one of his delivery routes…

BBT Service don’t has limits!! (and yes we do write Service with a capital “S”)