The vehicle after restoration, front axle still missing.
Story of the exhibit
Originally belonged to the "Leninlik Tee" (Lenin's Way) collective farm in Paide district. After it was taken out of service, the body without engine and wheels served as a plaything for children at a kindergarten.
About the model
Production years: 1969–1976
A van with a 400-kilogram payload based on the units and a modernised body of the Moskvitch-408 estate.
Kerb weight: 1050 kg
Gross weight: 1590 kg
Top speed: 105 km/h
Running gear: Moskvitch-408 (426)
Manufacturer
Lenin Komsomol Automobile Plant (AZLK)
Автомобильный завод им. Ленинского Комсомола (АЗЛК) · USSR
The history of the Lenin Komsomol Automobile Plant begins in November 1930, when the State KIM (Communist Youth International) Car Assembly Plant in Moscow (Государственный автосборочный завод имени КИМ в Москве) began assembling Ford cars and trucks. In 1933 the plant became a branch of the Gorky…
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