Can any US car experts identify this?

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Can any US car experts identify this?

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I'm not even sure that this is a US make of car, but can anyone identify it on the slim chance that there is a kit out there that I could use to replicate this scene?



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It's a Renault Caravelle (also known as a Renault Floride).

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Excellent!
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Interesting not aware of that car before. I was going to guess at a Volvo P1800 which has similar looks
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JamesPerrin wrote:Interesting not aware of that car before. I was going to guess at a Volvo P1800 which has similar looks
I thought that at first glance, but noticed the rear air intakes like the old Renault Dauphine on what it was based.
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