Renault 4 GTL Sinpar 4x4 (1975-1986). - source Moto Vitelloni - Wheels n' wings.

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Renault 4 GTL Sinpar 4x4 (1975-1986). - source Moto Vitelloni - Wheels n' wings.
Usually the editor avoids having beautiful cars distorted by drivers. Here comes an exception, to which the dog sitting by has helped a little bit: 1970 Renault 4 Plein Air (1968-1971). Plein Airs were converted by Renault group company Sinpar S.A. from regular and complete 4 speed R1123 Berlines to no-door cabriolets. Approximately 525 conversions were produced by Sinpar, until it was replaced by the Rodéo 4. After 1971 Renault continued to offer some conversion kits for self-made Plein Airs, but little is known about their number.
Sinpar Castor
The Renault 4 Plein Air was introduced in the spring of 1968. Plein Airs were converted by Renault group company Sinpar from regular “Quatrelles”.
With a production of not more than some 500 cars, the Plein Air is generally not considered a commercial success. In 1968, it was considered a beach car, a free time toy for rich kids, rather than an all day multi-purpose vehicle like its direct competitor the Citroën Mehari, launched that same year.
The famous press photo of a Plein Air on the beach with an attractive young lady in it speaks for itself. And compared to the Mehari, the Plein Air was relatively high priced. This very much explains Renault's decision to discontinue production by 1971 and replace the Plein Air by the Rodeo 4.
Renault 4 GTL Sinpar 4 x 4 1981. - source L'argus.
Renault 4 GTL Sinpar 4 x 4 1981. - source L'argus.
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