Alpine A110

The Berlinette, the icon of Dieppe

Born from Jean Rédélé’s passion, the A110 was built in Dieppe from the 1960s until the mid-1970s. The formula was simple: a very light glass-fibre body, a backbone chassis and Renault mechanicals mounted behind the rear axle. Over the years, engines derived from the R8 Gordini and later the R16 produced the 1300 and 1600 versions, the latter becoming the benchmark in rallying. The manufacturers’ world championship title won in 1973 sealed its legend.

On a Berlinette every detail matters: enthusiasts scrutinise the graphics just as closely as the wheels or the lights, and a poorly matched sticker stands out instantly on such a pure shape.

Our decals for the Alpine A110

The selection deliberately focuses on specific items:

• Berlinette 1600 rear wing decals: the pair, reproduced from the original marking.
• Elf Prestigrade Sport Supra label for the oil filler cap, shared by Renault engines of the period (R8, R12, R16…) and the A110.
• Jean Ragnotti signature: in black or white, a subtle nod to one of the great names of French rallying.

Looking for another Berlinette marking? Our range for this model grows in response to enthusiasts’ requests.

Applying a decal to a glass-fibre body

An A110 body is not treated like steel: after a respray, let the clear coat cure fully before applying anything, then clean the area with a mild degreaser that will not harm the finish. The pronounced curves of the rear wings call for patience, working from the centre of the decal outwards to avoid creases. Mark the position first with masking tape, using photos of a car of the same year as reference.

Our stickers are made to order in France within 3 to 7 days, by enthusiasts devoted to the Alpine heritage.