1967 Renault Caravelle SLot: 190Sold for (£): 12,980
Offered for sale is a 1.1L 1967 Renault Caravelle S manual that has been with the current owner for the last year. Coming with no history file, this lot's condition scores an impressive 105 / 135.
Classic Car Auctions says:Oozing French Riviera "Chic", the Caravelle Convertible was not cheap when launched in the UK at £1296 compared to the £582 required for the more pedestrian Morris Minor Convertible, but frankly they were never likely to appeal to the same buyers with Caravelle owners associating themselves, hopefully, with the stunningly stylish commercial jet of the same name. Economy, practicality and personality are the characteristics of this overlooked and rare Sixties classic. This charming 1967 Renault Caravelle S is described by the vendor as being reliable and very enjoyable to drive. The previous owner is said to have commissioned a restoration, including a full body respray and complete engine overhaul and the quality of this renovation can only be established by having a really good look. Don't miss out on this rare swinging sixties classic which is sure to provide a most enjoyable driving experience together with lots of French charm. This car has recently arrived in this country and will need a Nova and although the car is thought to fundamentally drive correctly the car has not been presented for a MoT as of yet.
Lot Details
Vendor Condition Report
Exterior
Remarks
The soft roof has a few repairs in places. Interior
Engine
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Engine type : 688-03. Engine nr : 353 82. Transmission
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Transmission manual type 330-00. Running Gear
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Chassis type 0192824. Electrics
Vehicle History
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Workshop manual in English and spare parts catalogue in French for Renault Caravelle included. About the Condition ReportA lot's condition report is compiled based on information provided to CCA by the vendor of the lot. CCA has no access to lots prior to a sale but does review its condition on the day of the sale. CCA strongly recommends viewing a lot prior to a sale as it cannot guarantee the accuracy of the information provided.
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