NSU 1200 TT (diecast 1:43, Customized)
- NSU 1200 TT (from 1967)
NorevUmgebautes Modell- 1:43
- Showcase model / No engine
- diecast
- racing / multicolored
- Not specified
- Not specified
- Not for sale
Taking a Look at the Original: The NSU 1200 TT
The NSU 1200 TT is part of the dynamic automotive history of 1965-1972. Developed in the 1960s, this model embodies the technical and stylistic innovations of the era. Under the hood of the NSU 1200 TT sits a 1.2-liter four-cylinder engine, which was remarkable for a vehicle of its class at the time. This vehicle was developed by the engineers Klaus Luthe and Albert Roder, who contributed significantly to its design and technology. The powerful engine, coupled with a light body, made the NSU 1200 TT a popular choice for both everyday driving and racing.
Technical Data and Fun Facts
With a power output of 65 hp (horsepower) in a weight of just over 700 kilograms (1543 pounds), the NSU 1200 TT quickly gained popularity. It reached a top speed of over 150 km/h (93 mph), which was very impressive for that time. The construction and design of the vehicle allowed it to compete in various motorsport events. The stability in corners and agility were distinctive features that earned the vehicle many fans in the motorsport scene. The NSU 1200 TT was a successor to the NSU Prinz series, which was also known for its performance and reliability.
Successes in Motorsport
The NSU 1200 TT was a recognized participant in numerous motorsport events. It was often used in touring car races and achieved remarkable results. Some of the most famous drivers of that era who piloted the NSU 1200 TT were Hans Herrmann and John Surtees. These drivers had outstanding careers and significantly contributed to the fame of the NSU 1200 TT. The technical setup of this vehicle allowed the drivers to unleash the full potential of the engine and achieve impressive performances on the racetrack.
The Beauty of the 1/43 Scale Model by Norev
The 1/43 scale model of the NSU 1200 TT shown here is a fascinating example of the precision and craftsmanship that Norev put into creating this miniature car. Made from die-cast material, this model offers a realistic reproduction of the original. The distinctive silver and blue livery stands out, emphasizing the racing heritage of the car. With the race number 110 and additional decals, it is evident that this model reflects the racing version of the NSU 1200 TT. The added details during restoration such as sponsor decals and authentic wheels enhance the historical authenticity of the model.
Special Features and Modifications
It is important to note that this 1/43 scale model by Norev is a modified version and does not reflect the originally produced product by the manufacturer. This modified miniature NSU 1200 TT, showcased in the collection of Modelly member "TrolleyJack," showcases the individual work and dedication of the collector. The model features sponsor decals from Sachs and Bosch, underlining its racing history. The detailed interior is also noteworthy, with accurate seats, steering wheel, and instrument panel that closely resemble the original. This combination of attention to detail and historical accuracy makes this model a special piece in any collection.
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