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Hoppenstand Motors, Inc. 

 Automotive manufacturer of Pennsylvania United States from 1949 to 1950.
  United States from 1949 to 1950.

The Hoppenstand Motors, Inc. was an American car manufacturer, from 1949 and 1950 (Pennsylvania) in Greenville.

The Hoppenstand was a two-seat small car whose chassis had 2286 mm wheelbase and whose aluminum body was available in three versions: as a roadster , $590 as a convertible $790 and as a coupe $690 with two doors on a steel chassis.

 It was powered by Firebug a two-cylinder air cooled engine of its own production producing 8.5 HP, whose power was transmitted via a hydraulic clutch and a hydraulic transmission to the rear wheels. The top speed of the economy car was 50mph  all with a 90" wheelbase and 12.5 tyres.

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