![]() 04/01/2019 at 09:29 • Filed to: Ludovic Cruchot is not impressed | ![]() | ![]() |
Solido announces 2CV model in tribute to Les Gendarmes de Saint-Tropez, (which probably inspired the 2 wheel Renault chase in the James Bond movie
A View to a Kill
). Anyways, it’s your typical French
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of the 1960s, with Sister Clotide (played by France Rumilly) doing some amazing high-speed 2CV driving
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Original tweet:
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Funny, the James Bond Renault also exists in diecast:
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I have the Solido DS. It’s... pretty good. Perhaps not as good per dollar value
as the DS convertible made by Welly, which has an opening engine compartment - but it’s big at least.
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there’s can be only one 2-wheeled 2CV
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Ha yes, that is an amazing story:
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Have you seen this?
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I had not.
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11 Euros a week for 2 years for the kit!
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A mate of mine who was very, very much into old Citroëns – and, in particular, 2CVs – told me that in the Deuche community there were serious doubts about how much of Monsieur Leray’s a d v e n t u r e was actually true.
In any case it is a fascinating tale. And that machine does exist, which in itself is quite amazing.
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Story or not, that thing is still cool...