Though it’s a name you rarely hear these days, Belgian marque Minerva enjoyed an enviable reputation during its heyday of the 1920s.
In a feature on a 1924 tourer we noted: “What do Henry Ford, the industrial giant who built the Ford Motor Company, and infamous Melbourne gangster, Squizzy Taylor, have in common? Well, they both drove a Minerva, a Belgian-built car arguably the equal of Rolls-Royce, in its heyday of the 1920s.”
This four-cylinder roadster has a long local history and is said to have undergone an extensive restoration.
Located in Brisbane, it’s with John Conroy and is priced at $178,990.