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Have a look at the the site mentioned in the last post in Where to look for parts I've not used them myself yet but they seem stock a good range of parts for R4s

And very rarely fitted to TLs ;) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Large_Hadron_Collider

You can read more about their trip and the car (if you can read French!) at this site - there is also a link to their photos there. http://www.lespapillonsdecharcot.com/actualites/rallye-des-4l/ Oh and the 4L trophy site http://www.4ltrophy.com

I've posted a link to this site before - but here is The Sweeny page - scroll down to Renault 4s. http://www.imcdb.org/movie_71059-The-Sweeney.html Somebody with very sharp eyesight and too much time on their hands has spent a lot of effort noting all the vehicles that appear in movies :eek:

Stuart - publishing full email addresses on the forum could lead to them getting spam. Changing the @ to (at) should help to alleviate the problem.

Snowing this side of the channel too now!

Or someone with photoshopitis :D

Just a bit of spit and polish - mostly polish! It's always sunny in Burgundy :D The 'blue airfoil' picture is at a friend's house but the other is outside our house. Just the opposite I'm afraid so I passed it on to another sucker to put on top of his Saab.;) I don't think so as our...

Jjad - The R4 you pictured in London is now happily resident in France. Reidalpine - Glad to hear you're on the mend albeit slowly. You'll be pleased to know that when I bought Claude the roof rack came with him - very useful for shifting boats when Admiral Sir Ian of Stanbury commands...

For further reading on this interesting topic see http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/7851276.stm

Hi If it's the sliding side door it might be worth checking the contacts are clean - 3 pins and contacts on the leading edge of the door and on the door jamb.

Then the hot air can keep you warm through the cold snap :D

You might be able to get a signal for France Inter on 162 long wave. I don't know about the TV5 Monde channel, we don't get a very good signal for TV5 where we are. But the web site does have a useful section for those learning french - if you haven't already found it.

I apologise to the 'rest of you' for repeating the link - but I couldn't find any mention of it on the forums. The only link I found was to James May's piece in the Telegraph.

I don't recall seeing a link or mention of this article on the forums- it is well over a year old now. www.independent.co.uk/extras/cars/classic-cars-renault-4

No - in this case it was just cropped Well spotted - just my anti-copy ploy.

I find photographing both sides of Claude at the same time tricky as well ;)

Apparently Ian has been having computer problems while in France - I don't know if he's got it going yet. My sources tell me he may be back in the UK later this week.

Glad hear that the latest leg of Ornella's journey went without a hitch. Did you get to St Omer before nightfall?

Hi Yogi Welcome to the forum The stopping or lack of it does get some getting used to at first with the R4, especially after a modern car, it the lack of a brake servo, the brakes are efficient enough. I have the opposite problem, because my only car is a R4 if I get to drive a modern car...