Description
RENAULT VIVASIX TYPE PG3
This 1930 Renault of the PG3 type is the latest evolution of the PG1 type released in 1928 and the PG2 type released in 1929; these cars are precisely described and listed in René BELLU's grand book.
The VIVASIX 1930 with its 6-cylinder 3, 180 cc engine follows the same path as the other Renaults of the era; its radiator therefore sits in front of the engine for better cooling, which was not Renault tradition before the war.
This RENAULT VIVASIX is in original condition and rather well preserved in a coherent whole; its big 6-cylinder engine makes it a very interesting and powerful example of a French car.
The advertising of the time credited this model with a top speed of 110 km/ h.
Specifications:
- 6-cylinder engine, 3, 180 cc
- Bore x stroke: 76 x 120 mm
- Wheelbase: 311 cm
- Weight: 1, 750 kg
- Top speed: 110 km/ h
The engine has been restarted; it runs well with a rare original Renault carburettor, and of course the car will need a full service.
The car appears to have its original 61, 529 km; it is a handsome saloon to leave in original condition at an affordable price.
The car has no papers; an invoice will be issued by a professional in the automotive field, which will allow the creation of an FFVE file; the condition and origin of the car are authentic.
