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Renault Alpine Le Mans (Right Hand Drive)

Postby andy_73 » Sat Aug 05, 2017 3:49 pm

Hello all,

After a death in our family we have acquired a Renault Alpine Le Mans (Right Hand Drive)

It has been parked in a garage for a number of years and would need restoring quite a bit. The panels seem to be ok with no obvious knocks or cracks.

After researching the car, we understand there was only 26 made in 1990, this one has a brass plate denoting that this car is number 9.

We would be grateful if anyone could help put a rough value on it and any advice in general really.

We have not tried to start the engine as yet.

There is also a additional different set of alloy wheels.

Thank you in advance,

Kind regards,

Andy
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Re: Renault Alpine Le Mans (Right Hand Drive)

Postby BIG_MVS » Sat Aug 05, 2017 4:05 pm

Pm sent. What's the reg plate? This could be the one Andrew Jones was trying to find for over ten years! I hope it is.
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Re: Renault Alpine Le Mans (Right Hand Drive)

Postby Custard » Sat Aug 05, 2017 5:55 pm

Well if you are considering selling it I would be interested private message me you are
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Re: Renault Alpine Le Mans (Right Hand Drive)

Postby clee » Sat Aug 05, 2017 5:59 pm

Custard wrote:Well if you are considering selling it I would be interested private message me you are
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Re: Renault Alpine Le Mans (Right Hand Drive)

Postby Custard » Sat Aug 05, 2017 6:20 pm

Well I have been looking for a while, but it might be like the Eden project. :Douh
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Re: Renault Alpine Le Mans (Right Hand Drive)

Postby stephendell » Mon Aug 07, 2017 5:10 pm

Hi Andy,

That's a great find albeit sad circumstances.

The value is likely somewhere between £10-£20k dependant on condition. Certainly no less than £10k as a project if it's complete and running with no serious corrosion. If it was in perfect condition it could be £25k+. LHD cars are worth much more than RHD.

I have some one locally in London that has been looking for a genuine Le Mans to restore for some time now and your car could be ideal for them.

As you will now doubt be told the main potential problem with these is chassis corrosion which is not always immediately obvious behind the fibreglass.

Whereabouts in the country are you based if anyone wants to take a look?

As bigmvs has already said the chassis number or just the last few digits would also be much appreciated for the vehicle register.

If the other wheels are spoked bbs style with a single nut centre cap they will be the original wheels.

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Re: Renault Alpine Le Mans (Right Hand Drive)

Postby andy_73 » Mon Aug 07, 2017 5:31 pm

Thank you all for your replies,

I will pass all this information on to my Uncle (who is the person dealing with this but has limited internet)

Thanks again,

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Re: Renault Alpine Le Mans (Right Hand Drive)

Postby andy_73 » Wed Aug 09, 2017 4:07 pm

Hi all,

I've got the chassis number from my Uncle as requested, it is: VFAD5020500067404

We are based in and around the Leeds area.

Apologies for the slow replies,

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Re: Renault Alpine Le Mans (Right Hand Drive)

Postby clee » Wed Aug 09, 2017 4:50 pm

That's pretty local to me.If you want it inspecting etc then let me know.
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Re: Renault Alpine Le Mans (Right Hand Drive)

Postby Tony Smith » Wed Aug 09, 2017 9:02 pm

I think this car resided in Twickenham for several years in the 90s. I had just bought my black GTA and the guy who owned this car lived in the same block as my best friends girlfriend. I am just going by the Image wheels - but can't be too many around with those wheels on.
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Re: Renault Alpine Le Mans (Right Hand Drive)

Postby stephendell » Wed Aug 09, 2017 9:03 pm

andy_73 wrote:Hi all,

I've got the chassis number from my Uncle as requested, it is: VFAD5020500067404

We are based in and around the Leeds area.

Apologies for the slow replies,

Andy


Thanks :-)

That means some changes to the Le Mans register...

70404 is currently wrongly allocated as badge number 9 so someone has made a mistake by going on the last 3 digits alone.

67404 is clearly the correct car number 9.

We have the original Registration listed as H123 EGA. Is that the current registration?
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Re: Renault Alpine Le Mans (Right Hand Drive)

Postby Hallsteven » Sat Aug 12, 2017 8:15 am

Hi Andy
I would be interested in buying the car
Stephen Dell referenced me in his earlier response to you.

Happy to discuss on the phone or arrange a time to come up and see the car
My email is hallsteven@btopenworld.com
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Re: Renault Alpine Le Mans (Right Hand Drive)

Postby rupert » Wed Aug 16, 2017 5:49 pm

I'd be amazed if this sold for anything less than £20k tbh. Any condition.
An immaculate car is probably near £35-40k.
Put it on eBay and give everyone a chance!
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Re: Renault Alpine Le Mans (Right Hand Drive)

Postby clee » Wed Aug 16, 2017 9:08 pm

I reckon someone's trying to up the wide body replica values here ....
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Re: Renault Alpine Le Mans (Right Hand Drive)

Postby Custard » Wed Aug 16, 2017 9:15 pm

That's the fairest way, I was up for it but as I thought about it is a collectors car and once restored it will probably sit in a garage and do less than 300/500 miles a year. I drive mine all the time and do not want to worry about scratching, dings, and miles on the clock, and driving it hard.
Love the look of them and the one I am building I will not care about any of the above.
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