- U.S. Fiberglass
-
Die U.S. Fiberglass Company war ein US-amerikanischer Stellmacherbetrieb und Automobilhersteller, der in Norwood (New Jersey) ansässig war.
1956 baute die Firma unter dem Namen Mark II einen Roadster mit zwei Sitzplätzen und GFK-Karosserie. Die Radstände variierten zwischen 2.794 mm und 2.997 mm. Fahrgestell und Antrieb kamen von Spenderfahrzeugen nach Wahl des Kunden. Die Karosserie wurde auf die unterschiedlichen Fahrgestelllängen angepasst. Üblicherweise hatten die Spenderfahrzeuge V8-Motoren.
Die meisten Fahrzeuge wurden als Kit verkauft, aber es gab auch fertig montierte Autos.
Quelle
John Gunnell: Standard Catalog of American Cars 1946–1975. Krause Publications, Inc. Iola, Wisconsin (2002). ISBN 0-87349-461-X
US-amerikanische Automobilmarken ab 1945Aktuelle Marken: Avanti | Beck | Berrien Buggy | Buick | Cadillac | Callaway | Chevrolet | Chrysler | Coda | Consulier | Corvette | Deco Rides | Dodge | Dragon | Everett-Morrison | Excalibur | E-Z-Go | Fisker | Ford | GEM | GMC | Jeep | Hummer | Lincoln | Lingenfelter | Mercury | Miles | Mosler | NmG | Panoz | Phoenix Motorcars | Ram | RDC | Shelby | SSC | Sterling | Talbo | Tango | Tesla | TranStar | Vector | ZAP! | Zimmer
Ehemalige Marken ab 1945: Airscoot | Allstate | AMC | American Buckboard | Apollo | Arnolt | Arnolt-Bristol | Asardo | Auburn | Aurora | Auto Cub | Autoette | Baja Bug | Bangert | Banner Boy | Basson’s Star | Bearcat | BMC | Bobbi-Kar | Bocar | Bolide | Bradley | Brogan | Bugetta | Chadwick | Charles | Checker | Chicagoan | Citicar | Clénet | Colt | Comet | Comet | Comet | Continental | Corbin | Cord | Corvair | Crofton | Crosley | Cunningham | Custer | Darrin | Davis | Daytona | Del Mar | DeSoto | Detroiter | Devin | Diehlmobile | Doray | DTL | Dual-Ghia | Duesenberg | Eagle | Edsel | Edwards | Electra | Electra-King | Electricar | Electric Shopper | Electro-Master | Electromotion | El Morocco | Eshelman | Estate Carriage | Excalibur J | Ferrer | Fiberfab | Fibersport | Fina Sport | Fitch | Flintridge-Darrin | France Jet | Frazen | Frazer | Frick | Gadabout | Gaslight | Gaylord | Geo | Glassic | Glasspar | Goff | Griffith | Henney | Henry J | HMV | Hoppenstand | Hudson | IMP | Imperial | Jeepster | Jetmobile | Jomar | Kaiser | Keller | Kelmark | King Midget | Krim-Ghia | Kurtis | La Dawri | Little Dude | Lost Cause | Marketeer | Marketour | Mars II | Maverick | Merry Olds | Merry Runabout | Metropolitan | Meyers Manx | Minicar | Mohs | Mota | Motorette | Muntz | Murena | Nash | Navajo | Nu-Klea | Oldsmobile | Olds Replica | Omega | Packard | Panda | Panther | Pedicar | Pioneer | Piranha | Playboy | Plymouth | Pontiac | Powell | Publix | Pup | Quantum | Rambler | Rambler 1902 Replica | Replicars | Rockefeller | Rogue | Rollsmobile | Rowan | Ruger | Saleen | Saturn | Savage GT | Saviano | Scarab | Scootmobile | Seagrave | Skorpion | Skyline | Sovran | Squire | Star Dust | Starlite | Storm | Story | Stuart | Studebaker | Studillac | Stutz | Super Wagon | Surrey | Swift | Taylor-Dunn | Thrif-T | Thunderbird | Towne Shopper | Tri-Car | Trihawk | Triplex | Tucker | U.S. | Valkyrie | Vetta Ventura | Voltra | Wagon De Ville | Warrior | Westcoaster | Williams | Willys | Willys-Overland | Woodill | Yank | Yankee Clipper | Yenko | Zoe
Wikimedia Foundation.
Schlagen Sie auch in anderen Wörterbüchern nach:
Fiberglass molding — is a process in which fiberglass reinforced resin plastics are formed into useful shapes.Mold MakingThe fiberglass mold process begins with an object known as the plug or buck. This is an exact representation of the object to be made, and can be… … Wikipedia
fiberglass — n. a material made of fine glass fibers woven into a fabric like form, and used in applications requiring heat resistance; it is also embedded in resins to make a pliable but strong composite material used as the main component of fishing rods… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Fiberglass spray lay-up process — is similar to the hand lay up process. The difference comes from the application of the fiber and resin material to the mold. Spray up is an open molding composites fabrication process where resin and reinforcements are sprayed onto a reusable… … Wikipedia
fiberglass — [fī′bərglas΄] n. [< FIBERGLAS] finespun filaments of glass like Fiberglas: sometimes fiber glass; Brit. sp.Brit. fibreglass … English World dictionary
Fiberglass — This article is about the plastic composite. For insulation material, see glass wool. For the fiber itself, see glass fiber. Fiberglass (also called glass reinforced plastic, GRP[1], glass fiber reinforced plastic, or GFRP[2]), is a fiber… … Wikipedia
fiberglass — I. noun Date: 1937 1. glass in fibrous form used in making various products (as glass wool for insulation) 2. a composite structural material of plastic and fiberglass II. transitive verb Date: 1967 to protect or repair by applying fiberglass … New Collegiate Dictionary
fiberglass — /fuy beuhr glas , glahs /, n. 1. a material consisting of extremely fine filaments of glass that are combined in yarn and woven into fabrics, used in masses as a thermal and acoustical insulator, or embedded in various resins to make boat hulls,… … Universalium
fiberglass dermatitis — irritant contact dermatitis from exposure to fiberglass … Medical dictionary
fiberglass\ coffin — An old, tiny car, usually made by a Japanese manufacturer. That guy is driving really agressively, especially considering his fiberglass coffin … Dictionary of american slang
fiberglass\ coffin — An old, tiny car, usually made by a Japanese manufacturer. That guy is driving really agressively, especially considering his fiberglass coffin … Dictionary of american slang
fiberglass plastic — stiklaplastikis statusas T sritis chemija apibrėžtis Plastikas iš stiklo pluošto ar stiklo audinio ir termoreaktyviosios dervos. atitikmenys: angl. fiberglass plastic; glass fiber material; glass fiber plastic; glass reinforced plastic rus.… … Chemijos terminų aiškinamasis žodynas
U.S. Fiberglass
18+
© Academic, 2000-2024
- Kontaktieren Sie uns: Unterstützung, Werbung
Wörterbücher Export, schritte mit PHP, Joomla, Drupal, WordPress, MODx.