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	==External links==		==External links==
	* [http://www.VW-Buggy.pl/apal.html ~~Budowa~~ Buggy~~, opis modeli, historia~~]		* [http://www.VW-Buggy.pl/apal.html Apal Buggy]
	*http://rvccb.be/LISTE%20CONSTR.%20BELGES/A.html#apal		*http://rvccb.be/LISTE%20CONSTR.%20BELGES/A.html#apal
	*http://apal.de		*http://apal.de

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	==External links==		==External links==
	* [http://www.VW-Buggy.pl/apal.html Budowa Buggy, opis modeli, historia] ~~{{lang\|pl}}~~		* [http://www.VW-Buggy.pl/apal.html Budowa Buggy, opis modeli, historia]
	*http://rvccb.be/LISTE%20CONSTR.%20BELGES/A.html#apal		*http://rvccb.be/LISTE%20CONSTR.%20BELGES/A.html#apal
	*http://apal.de		*http://apal.de

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	==External links==		==External links==
			* [http://www.VW-Buggy.pl/apal.html Budowa Buggy, opis modeli, historia] {{lang\|pl}}
	*http://rvccb.be/LISTE%20CONSTR.%20BELGES/A.html#apal		*http://rvccb.be/LISTE%20CONSTR.%20BELGES/A.html#apal
	*http://apal.de		*http://apal.de

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	'''Apal''' is a small scale automobile company originally from Belgium. It is now based in Germany.		{{List of {{PAGENAME}} Models}}'''Apal''' is a small scale automobile company originally from Belgium. It is now based in Germany.

	==Phase 1 -APAL - s.à.r.l. Application Polyester Armé de Liège (1961-1998)==		==Phase 1 -APAL - s.à.r.l. Application Polyester Armé de Liège (1961-1998)==

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	==Phase 1 -APAL - s.à.r.l. Application Polyester Armé de Liège (1961-1998)==		==Phase 1 -APAL - s.à.r.l. Application Polyester Armé de Liège (1961-1998)==
	Glass-fibre specialist ''Edmond Pery'' founded this small [[automobile]] manufacturing company in [[Blégny]]-Trembleur (Liège), Belgium in 1961. Pery presented his first model, a GT coupe with gull-wing doors, propelled by [[Volkswagen]] or [[Porsche]] engines at the Brussels ''Autosalon'' (or ''Salon auto de Bruxelles'') in 1962.		Glass-fibre specialist ''Edmond Pery'' founded this small [[automobile]] manufacturing company in Blégny-Trembleur (Liège), Belgium in 1961. Pery presented his first model, a GT coupe with gull-wing doors, propelled by [[Volkswagen]] or [[Porsche]] engines at the Brussels ''Autosalon'' (or ''Salon auto de Bruxelles'') in 1962.

	In 1965, Apal started producing a Formule V single-seater.		In 1965, Apal started producing a Formule V single-seater.

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'''Apal''' is a small scale automobile company originally from Belgium. It is now based in Germany.

==Phase 1 -APAL - s.à.r.l. Application Polyester Armé de Liège (1961-1998)==
Glass-fibre specialist ''Edmond Pery'' founded this small [[automobile]] manufacturing company in [[Blégny]]-Trembleur (Liège), Belgium in 1961. Pery presented his first model, a GT coupe with gull-wing doors, propelled by [[Volkswagen]] or [[Porsche]] engines at the Brussels ''Autosalon'' (or ''Salon auto de Bruxelles'') in 1962.

In 1965, Apal started producing a Formule V single-seater.

Between 1968 and 1973, about 5000 glass-fibre bodies were produced for different [[Dune buggy|buggy]] models such as Apal Buggy, Apal Rancho, Apal Jet, Apal Avvi, Apal Corsa (with gull-wing doors) and Apal Horizon.

The most successful model was called the Apal Speedster and is a replica of the [[Porsche 356]] model, built on a [[VW Beetle]] floorplan. Altogether 700 were completed between 1981 and 1994.

The last model, named the Apal Sport One, based on [[Pontiac Fiero]], appeared in 1992.

Edmond Pery also designed an all-road prototype for [[DAF]] in 1974 and another prototype for Volkswagen in 1992.
The small firm produced and sold all models in limited numbers.

==Phase 2 - Apal Gmbh, Germany (1998- to date)==
The original Belgian company went down in 1998. [[Apal Gmbh]], a German company of Ostercappeln, bought all the spare parts and restarted production of the Apal Speedster.

As of 2006 the company has stopped production of ready-built cars and now only sells kits and spare parts.

==External links==
*http://rvccb.be/LISTE%20CONSTR.%20BELGES/A.html#apal
*http://apal.de

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[[Category:Kit car manufacturers]]