Vehicle construction Ing.Hans Meister
Vehicle construction Ing.Hans Meister
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founding | 1962 |
resolution | 1979 |
Seat | Graz -Thal, Austria |
management | Hans Jörg Meister |
Branch | Automobile manufacturer |
Vehicle construction Ing.Hans Meister was a manufacturer of automobiles from Austria .
Company history
Hans Jörg Meister founded the company in 1962. The location was at Elisabethinergasse 8 in Graz. He started with the production of disabled vehicles. In 1969, larger, automobile-like vehicles were added. The brand name was Meister . Production and the company headquarters were relocated to Thal near Graz. Production ended in 1979. A total of around 1500 vehicles were built.
vehicles
The company manufactured light vehicles. A single-cylinder engine from Puch-Werke with a displacement of 49 cm³ and an output of 3.5 hp drove the usually three-wheeled vehicles . The G 5 N moped cabin consisted of a tubular frame and a plastic body . The drive took place on one of the two rear wheels. The maximum speed was given as 40 km / h. The K 5 was available both open and with a closed cabin. Transport vehicles were also built (type designation T5)
literature
- George Nick Georgano (Editor-in-Chief): The Beaulieu Encyclopedia of the Automobile, Volume 2 G – O. Fitzroy Dearborn Publishers, Chicago 2001, ISBN 1-57958-293-1 . (English)
- Alexander Diego Fritz: The Knatterkugel The moped car with Puch engine from Graz Verlag Hollinek Brothers, Purkersdorf 2013, ISBN 978-3-85119-344-2
Web links
- Page about Meister Kabinenroller (accessed October 5, 2013)
- Karin Riess: The story collector. (PDF; 3.1 MB) from January 4, 2013 (accessed October 5, 2013)
- Advertisement of the company (accessed October 5, 2013)