Condecourt

Carrosserie de Condecourt was a French automotive manufacturer active from 1988 until approximately 1995. The company specialized in producing leisure vehicles, notably the Francois Fontaines Jeepy, which was an open-topped vehicle based on the Renault 4 platform.

The Jeepy was designed to cater to the leisure market and was available in both two-seater and four-seater configurations. Customers had the option to choose between front-wheel drive and four-wheel drive systems, providing versatility for different driving conditions. Additionally, the company offered both complete vehicles and kits, allowing enthusiasts to assemble their own models.

Carrosserie de Condecourt's production period was relatively short, but it contributed to the niche market of leisure vehicles in France during the late 20th century.