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Anyway Pepper Any more pics of your campervan? (Bluebell - it looks nothing like Lulworth Cove to me)

I've mentioned this site before http://www.imcdb.org/vehicles_make-Renault_model-4.html but if you want to know what films/TV series to look out for R4s in this is the site you need. Oh and I hope you like foreign films :)

A typical scene in sunny Burgundy.

Sorry Claude couldn't be at the BBQ but he was playing a vital role as a road block for our local cycle race.

Even better 46 euros minus 18 euros would give you 28 euros of 3-speed fun! :smile: If you get a small enough engine will the Greek government pay you to keep your car on the road :?:

I only voted for 'I'll be in Norway' as it seemed to be the closest match to 'I'll be in sunny Burgundy in France'. We'll try to send you some of our sunshine for the BBQ - good luck to all participating in the great sausage hunt. :D

From what I can gather this new fuel (SP95-E10) will be sold in addition to the normal SP95 and SP98 so our Renault 4s can still be used. :D Edit: Although that said it looks like some petrol stations have stopped selling the SP95 if the info on this site is correct. Most of the BP stations...

Fixing an annoying clunk when going round left hand bends by simply tightening two bolts :smile: . Mind you this was after the hassle of renewing the anti roll bar bushes to no avail :( http://www.renault4.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=1927

Back in 2002 I traded in my Nikon equipment for a Fuji S602 digital camera. At the time I thought I'd got a poor deal but it seem from what you're saying that I probably traded in at the right time, just before the digital market took complete control. The S602 is still going strong but it...

Not a problem we have as we have nowhere flat to park Claude outside our house(s) - checking the oil level, now that's a different problem, and is mostly done in supermarket car parks :roll: PS The lake in the background of the photo is normally a green field but the picture was taken during...

Shiny - or our our case rusty - side down. That way I can check the tyre pressure without having to remove it.

When Claude had his last oil change just before we moved to France I couldn't get hold of an oil plug sealing washer anywhere. When we got to to France I found even the local supermarket sold them!. So when you're next over this side of the channel it might be worth stocking up. The drain plug...

Unless the thread is about boats!!! ;) http://www.renault4.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=2700 http://www.renault4.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=2668

Wow Nice legs :shock:

Pots calling kettles black! Theses http://www.renault4.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?p=13913#post13913 http://www.renault4.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?p=13728#post13728 and these... http://www.renault4.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?p=13590#post13590...

This post should help http://www.renault4.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=999

She looks really tidy. Blanche is a TL/Savanne as jjad says the late 4s were Savannes or Clans. One thing all the LHD 4s seem to have is a foot pump screen wash, presumably the RHD only had the stalk screen wash button as the was nowhere on the left side of the footwell to put a foot pump.

Are you sure you've not got the time set for Europe? You can change the time settings in the User CP (left in the forum menu/toolbar) then in the Your control panel go to Settings and Optionsthen Edit OptionsScroll down to Date and time settings. The forum is showing the correct time for me...

On our carte grises the 4 numbers/letters after VF1 in section (E) are the R number for the renault 4s. In Claude the vans case VF1239B****** The same number should be the first 4 numbers/letters of section (D.2) again in Claude's case 239B00.

Pepper Don't listen to Corporal Stanbury. I think that it's interesting to follow the progress of the renovation of a car. Oh and I disclaim any involvement or connection with the above post by some bloke calling himself ian stanbury.