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Discover our Renault 17 parts
Mespiecesauto has remanufactured, in line with the original specifications, many essential components: con rods, camshafts, GS cast-iron liners, hoses, bushes, synchro rings and other model-specific parts.
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Alpine A110 nodular GS700 cast iron liner 1596
500.00 € -
Alpine A110 nodular GS700 cast iron liner 1774 1796 1860cm3 liner
559.00 € -
R5 Alpine coupe vented brake disc set
175.00 € -
R17 Gordini 1600 30mm 37mm waterpump
95.00 € -
R17 Gordini R17TS gearbox mount 7700582861
85.00 € -
R17 Gordini forged conrod set
395.00 € -
Front lamp rubber Renault 17 mk1
38.00 € -
365-20 gearbox synchro rings 7700555558 – A310 4-cylinder – A110 – R12
90.00 €
Renault 17
The Renault 17 is a coupé produced by Renault between 1971 and 1980. Developed on the technical basis of the Renault 12, it stood out with sporty, elegant bodywork reflecting the trends of the seventies. Unlike its sister car the Renault 15, the 17 positioned itself as a more upmarket model, with superior trim and a more assertive character. Officially unveiled at the 1971 Geneva Motor Show, it marked the arrival of a modern, practical and distinctive hatchback coupé.
The Renault 17 came in several versions, including the 17 TL, the 17 TS and, from 1974, the long-awaited 17 Gordini. The latter brought a sporting dimension thanks to a more powerful engine and specific equipment. Depending on the model, the range was powered by 1.6 or 1.7-litre engines, fed by carburettors or fuel injection. The interior stood out for its comfort, enveloping seats and, for the time, generous instrumentation.
The Renault 17 also shone in motorsport, notably in rallying, where it scored several successes during the seventies. Exported to many countries, it was even sold in North America as the Renault 17 Gordini. Production ended in 1980, making way for the Renault Fuego. Today it remains a well-loved classic, especially in its rare and emblematic Gordini versions, which perfectly embody the spirit of French coupés of that decade.