The Royal Veteran Car Club Belgium was founded in 1956. It is structured as a non-profit organization (A.S.B.L). Each member has voting rights, it is managed by an Administrative Team composed of a maximum of 9 administrators.

The RVCCB presents vehicles meeting certain participation criteria during its tours. Several events are reserved for certain vehicle categories.

Vehicles are grouped into different categories:

• “Vintages” from the origins to 1904 inclusive
• “Veterans” from 1905 to 1918 inclusive
• “Vintage A” from 1919 to 1925 inclusive
• “Vintage B” from 1926 to 1930 inclusive
• “Classics” from 1931 to 1939 inclusive

The club offers its members the opportunity to learn more about their car and obtain certification. To this end, the Technical Commission verifies the vehicle’s authenticity and state of restoration, and issues a dating/certification certificate.

The club owns numerous books, catalogs, and automotive magazines from the “heroic era.”

A magazine, Veteran Cancans, is published three times a year and provides information on club activities, as well as articles of interest in the field of classic cars and advice. Between issues, newsletters keep members in touch by briefly providing up-to-date updates on current events and upcoming activities, both from the club and other pre-war associations. Classified ads supplement this information.