Belgian classic – A 1951 Chrysler Windsor Deluxe, originally Belgian‑registered. The engine is a 4.1 L (4100 cc) Spitfire 6‑cylinder inline‑engine, noted as “lax” and with good compression. The car runs but the starter does not engage, indicating a mechanical issue rather than a fuel/electrical problem.

Highlights

1951 model – Rare early‑50s American classic
4100 cc Spitfire engine – Known for smooth power, though the listing notes it “doesn’t start”
Automatic transmission – Rare for the era, smooth shifting
Belgian original – Preserved as a Belgian‑registered vehicle, original chassis number

Condition & Issues

Starting problem – Starter fails to engage; engine cranks but does not turn over
Lax idle – Engine runs but feels weak, likely mechanical wear
Good compression – Indicates the engine block is intact

Technical Specs

Fuel: Essence (gasoline)
Body style: Berline (sedan)
Doors: 4‑door
Price: €5,000 (fixed price)
Location: Zele, near Lokeren, Belgium
Seller: Vintage Car Recycling (non‑verified)

Why Choose This Vehicle?

If you love classic American muscle with a European provenance, this 1951 Cadillac Windsor Deluxe offers a unique blend of vintage engineering and Belgian history. Despite the starting issue, the engine is intact and the automatic transmission is a rare feature for its era. With proper restoration, it could become a standout collector’s piece.