Méan Motor Engineering

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Méan Motor Engineering SA (until 1971)
Liberta Engineering SA (from 1971)
legal form SA
founding 1966
resolution 1974
Seat Liege , Belgium
management Jacques d'Heur
Branch Automobile manufacturer

The Méan Motor Engineering SA was a Belgian manufacturer of automobiles . The brand name was Méan .

Company history

The Liège-based company began producing automobiles in 1966 under the direction of Jacques d'Heur. At the end of 1971 the company was renamed Liberta Engineering SA . Production ended in 1974.

vehicles

The company offered the vehicles with plastic bodies both pre-assembled and as kit cars.

Sonora 1000

The first model was an open two-seater with the chassis of the VW Beetle . The four-cylinder engines from Ford Anglia , Ford Cortina , NSU TT , Peugeot 404 and Renault 8 as well as the six-cylinder engine from the Ford Taunus with a displacement of 2000 cc were available . The top speed was specified as 185 km / h for the most powerful model.

Barquette

This was an open two-seater with a roll bar for racing.

Aquila

This model had a built-in motor of Ford , which was mounted in the rear.

Liberta Funcar

This model was made between 1972 and 1974. It was a fun buggy- style car . Four-cylinder engines from Renault or Simca provided the drive .

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