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1959 Renault Floride Cabriolet with hardtop as 'Tiger Pioneer Sports' [R1092]

1959 Renault Floride Cabriolet [R1092] in 黒の試走車 (The Black Test Car), Movie, 1962 IMDB

Class: Cars, Convertible — Model origin: FR — Made for: J

1959 Renault Floride Cabriolet with hardtop as 'Tiger Pioneer Sports' [R1092]

Position 01:34:15 [*][*] Minor action vehicle or used in only a short scene

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electra225 IT

2010-05-17 06:45

Renault Floride.

sixcyl FR

2010-05-17 07:43

With specific overriders on the bumpers, made for export .
It's either the 1959+ Floride Coupé, or a 1962 Caravelle

DynaMike NL

2010-05-17 08:26

Because of the black hardtop it will rather be Floride (or Floride S) Convertible. The four-seater Caravelle would have had the roof painted in the colour of the body. But in some markets (like USA) the Floride was called Caravelle... And because of the LHD this car is not 'made for J' ;)

Ingo DE

2010-05-17 12:32

@DynaMike: a little bit nitpicking ;) "Made for J" doesn't mean automatically, that the car has to be RHD. As my Japanese friend Hiroshi has told me, that often the customer can decide, if the car shall be RHD or LHD. It depends finally, if the importer or the car-company itself make it possible.

rjluna2 US

2010-05-17 13:51

@ingo: The reason why DynaMike posted as made for Japan is due to the sealed beam headlights ;)

boogieman US

2010-05-17 21:57

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DynaMike NL

2010-05-18 08:20

It was already listed as 'made for J', and I questioned if this was correct, because of the LHD (and no mirrors on the front of the front fenders). I guess it is rather 'made for USA'... By the thumbnails provided by Boogieman it is clear that it is an early Floride version (no air grilles on top of the rear engine lid), but if it is indeed an American version, then it would have had the name Caravelle, anyway.

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