Abarth Works Museum

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Yesterday, I joined the Belgian Lada Niva Club "De Belgische Niva-Vrienden"  (http://www.ladanivabelgium.be) for a visit of the "Abarth Works Museum" in Lier – Belgium (http://www.abarth-gmr.be/new). 
It was definitely worth the visit and I can highly recommend it to everyone who's interested in Abarth, Fiat or its Seat, Lada and FSO derivates,
It's a small world because museum owner Guy Moerenhout, is an, although not very active, member of Autopuzzles (http://www.autopuzzles.com/forum/index.php?action=profile;u=10628). 
Herewith an impression of the museum in pictures:

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[Allemano]

A real treasury!  
Thanks for sharing!  

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And the last ones:

[Carnut]

Love 'em!
Thanks!

[woodinsight]

Thanks for posting......
I'm well aware of Guy Moerenhout's Abarth and Fiat operation but I'd no idea that so many cars were in his museum.
Very interesting from an Abarth fan's perspective - I was close to buying one of his rebuilt Abarth Simcas before I bought my Diva.

[Paul Jaray]

Wonderful!
Thank you for these pics! 

[olavr]

Really interesting, thank you!

[faksta]

Great place to visit! Thanks for sharing the pictures. And strange for me to see Ladas among those

[Ecnelis]

Great thing!

How not to love those little cars?

[Otto Puzzell]

Moved to Featured Imagery

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[grobmotorix]

Another thing I´ve missed when I´ve lived close to the border to Belgium.
Unfortunately I´ve never made it to this collection.

Thank you so much for sharing allthose photos with us!

[thorax]

fantastic place!