Interior parts remanufactured using 3D printing

 

 

The Alliance's trim parts are specific (color, convertible version) and aging, as these cars are now over 30 years old and often exposed to intense sunlight!
It is impossible to find them new, and second-hand parts are rare and not always in good condition.

3D printing now offers new possibilities for remanufacturing these types of parts.
Spurred on by Benoît, we contacted Gryp 3D, based in Mérignac (France), to explore the potential of this technology and offer you remanufactured parts.
The goal is to reproduce parts with an identical appearance—specifically the original surface grain—and a color that matches the original. These parts have been redesigned from scratch rather than simply scanned.

The parts available for order are :

Lower belt attachment bar bolt cover

Seat tilt control cover (with rubber seal)

Seat tilt knob

Convertible belt loop (top of rear trim) and its fixing clip

Rear trim mounting clip

Seatbelt guide (headrest)

The website to place your order: Gryp 3D
We have provided Gryp 3D with the interior color references as they appear in the workshop manuals. By using the interior color code (see Option plate), we can identify the original color.
However, a slight variation in the final color cannot be ruled out.

If you have any other needs, please let us know and we will look into the feasibility! To discuss this further, a discussion thread is open on the forum.