That road sign warns drivers about the pedestrian crossing. Can you guess what country it is?
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Vinylize styling center has presented its 1969 GAZ-21 bought for as little as $500. However, it took them 60 times as much money to pimp it!
Unfortunately, it is not snow. This is what happens when you park your car under the tree.
ECOTRANS company was founded in 2004. It specializes in mechanical engineering and metal working but its passion is off-road vehicles. So, meet ‘Petrovich’.
‘Petrovich’ is intended to transport people and loads in regions difficult to traverse, like moorland or tundra. However, they are often used in agriculture. Below are photographs are videos of this off-road monster.
To improve its cross-country ability, they made the vehicle 400 kg lighter, while its tanks became twice as large (it’s really important for ‘Petrovich’ considering conditions where it is mostly used).
It features a 2-liter 90 hp TD GN 199 AT engine by Italian CMD. Its torque is that of the Chevrolet Niva.
Any driver will feel comfortable in ‘Petrovich’ (no matter how tall he/she is); its interior is nicely done.
‘Petrovich-354-60′.
‘Petrovich’ in the snow.
Check out its amazing cross-country ability.
via sdelanounas.ru
I didn’t know it before, but I think I need a Petrovich
Hahaha, I was thinking exactly tjhe same
What country? That’s easy. It’s Jamaica! You can tell by all the snow and the Russian-style buildings.
Love the rebuilt Volga. It’s too bad there aren’t companies that build modern gadgets that look old… that also work really well. There are some that build retro-style, but they’re mostly terrible quality.
My guess was the Democratic People’s Republic of Lapland.
what is that huge thing being transported on a multi-tires truck?
Two different parts for a refinery.
It’s a container for Putin’s ego.
This looks very much like a container for a submarine nuclear reactor.
The Petrovich is cool, but I would think that the 2L engine seems a bit small considering that it’s a rather large off-road vehicle. Using the Cummins Engine that the HMMV and the Tigr uses would seem to be a better choice at the expense of Fuel economy.
Also, I’d like to see somebody pimp out a Chaika, or a ZiL.
Uh, oh!! The splattered car!!! Watch out for psittacosis, Comrades!!!!
great set of good looking vehicles, thanks
Well, i didn’t figure out what town is it, but is sure looks familiar to some town in Romania like 25 years ago…
ECOTRANS company was founded in 2004. It specializes in mechanical engineering and metal working but its passion is off-road vehicles. So, meet ‘Petrovich’.
Reminds me of Unimogs, though admitted this Russian one looks wicked.