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D do not know if anything here is of interest to you but am looking to get rid of some parts as i will be selling my French Renault 4 this year before moving to Spain. I am based near to Bessines Sur Gartempe on the A20 in France and can post within Europe and possibly bring to UK for...

Likewise, they do not open for me either

When i have needed to repair a gutter i have used a donor piece which goes into the roof about an inch and joggled the edge so that it goes underneath at roof edge and sits correctly,this gives a strong easily welded joint and is easier that rtraying to but weld. I do it this way as it being...

if it helps you could get delivered to me in France and i can then post on to you at cost

Nice Rodeo seen in Benajarafe Malaga Spain today and several times over the last few weeks

https://www.fonteyn.nl/barbecues/gasbarbecue/carbecue-renault-4-504110/

Looks like a good case of buyer beware, will let the forum know if i spot any more from another source

Ok I am convinced by the discussion and will remove the tubes and fit tubeless valves, which size do i need to get TR414 or ?

My R4 is due for its French CT next Saturday and the worries have already started. The emissions test is the concern and after following this thread and links i screwed the mixture screw on the Zenith 281f right in to weaken the mixture but there was no discernable difference to running. I had...

My R4 currently has 2 tyres fitted tubeless and 2 fitted with tubes which as an old motorcycle man i admit to preferring. I have had problems with tubeless tyres on alloy and steel rims which are not paint perfect and therefore difficult to get an airtight seal. What is the view and...

Saw these advertised in France today on Leboncoin if anyone is interested https://www.leboncoin.fr/equipement_auto/1810817835.htm

now that is stretching my thinking matter back too many years, never was good at mathematics.

it is an ignition coil

Twingo is the way to go, do a search here for Twingo Sunroof and you will find plenty of information from people who have done it.

I think those wheels look rather good

Some disc braked R4's still have the front bulkhead umbrella handle handbrake, mine does, but it does operate on the rear drum brakes so no need go to floor mounted handbrake. However if your handbrake is on the front wheels I think you will late rear brakes as well.

That looks nice and smart

To stop this happening if you lay it up for any length of time in the future keep the clutch pedal pushed down with a rod.