Renault 4 FG Van - badge on rear door. The Fourgonnette version of the Renault 4 was announced at the 1961 Paris Motorshow. In 1976 a longer Van version was announced with more powerful engine and this was designated the 'F6' (for 6CV), whilst the shorter regular van was branded as 'F4'

Renault 4 F6 Van. A plastic grille was given in 1974

Renault 4 F4 1981. The F4 (' fourgonnette') was launched in 1961. In 1967 it was revised with new full width grille and 4-speed gearbox in common with the R4 car. In 1970 it was made 12 volts and in 1974 the grille was changed. A longer F4 was launched in 1975 and this would be badged 'F6' from 1977 but was discontinued in 1985 whilst the F4 carried onto until 1988 (1993 in some countries).

Renault 4 F4 1981. This view shows the unique 'giraffon' (giraffe hatch) at the rear which allowed long loads to poke out beneath the hatch cover

Renault 4 F6 Van. The F6 version was 8inches longer than the F4 and had an 1108cc engine.