| Model manufacturer: | Autocult |
| Order code: | 04038 |
| Scale: | 1:43 |
| Material: | Resin |
| Weight: | 0.5 kg |
| Dimensions: | 12.9 cm |
| Machine manufacturer: | Hoppe |
High-quality resin model of the Hoppe & Streur Norvell Streamliner car in silver color, year 1946. It is a detailed and precisely processed model based on a real model of the car. The model is packed on a base in a PVC box together with a collector's card.
The entire vehicle was 18 feet long – 5.4 meters – and was designed for first-class aerodynamics. The driver sat far in front, directly behind the axis of the front wheel. The small front wheels were specially covered with a teardrop-shaped aluminum fairing.
His unique car became nationally known through various publications of then popular technical magazines. In 1946 some magazines such as "Popular Mechanics" published very brief presentations of the revolutionary looking streamliner. Then it became quiet around the vehicle and at some point it completely disappeared from the scene without anyone mourning it.
