From another era, the Renault Gordini. This Vintage piece was conspicuously out of place at the Belmont Shore Car Show Sunday. Never the less it brought back memories and was a nice example. Neat little cars.
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From another era, the Renault Gordini. This Vintage piece was conspicuously out of place at the Belmont Shore Car Show Sunday. Never the less it brought back memories and was a nice example. Neat little cars.
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Specifically that is the R8 model ( or a reasonable replica )
Intrigued , did they sell them in the US without the model number ?
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I have no idea. It might have even been brought over from Europe like that. I'm not a Renault expert, but I remember these as being serious little racers. Thanks for the response.Originally Posted by Matra et Alpine
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Old cars are really wonderful to watch. How it has been maintained? Did you replace parts?
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I don't think the 8 was ever sold in the US, although its predecessor the Dauphine was.
It also wasn't sold as a "Renault Gordini", unlike the Dauphine, which was (at least in Spain). We also didn't get an 8 Gordini at all, but rather our own domestic sporty version, the 8 TS.
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