Automobiles Dangel, Sentheim

The Alsace converter founded by Henri Dangel, which has built four-wheel-drive versions of Peugeot, Citroën and Fiat vehicles since 1980 — more than 22,000 in all, beginning with the Peugeot 504 pick-up and break, then the 505 break (more than 5,500) and the Partner, Expert, Boxer and their Citroën and Fiat twins.

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6VEHICLES IN THE REGISTRY1980FOUNDED1980–1996VEHICLE YEARSActive since 1980STATUS

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History

Dangel built competition cars from the late 1960s and developed its first 4x4 504 with Peugeot’s engineers, showing a prototype in 1978; Peugeot put the conversion in its own range in 1980. The company still converts light commercials at Sentheim and sells a two-wheel-drive Trek with a 200 mm lift.

Type	Converter
Speciality	Dangel 4x4 conversions
Founded	1980
Active	1980–present
Status	Active since 1980
Location	Sentheim, Haut-Rhin, France
Country	France
aka	Dangel, Automobiles Dangel SAS
Website	dangel.com ↗
Registry vehicles	6

Automobiles Dangel, Sentheim

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