Book Review: Producenci Nadwozi Samochodowych
Great news for those who like the history of coachbuilding: Romuald Cieślak put together a great book on Polish coachbuilders! Romuald Cieślak, a Polish historian
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Ferat – 40th Anniversary And A New Concept
40 years ago, in 1981 Vampire from Ferat, a Czechoslovak horror film debuted in local movie theatres. However, movigoers were more fascinated by a “mechanical
The Veřmiřovský Motorcycle Collection
Our friend Jiří Veřmiřovský has a great collection of Czechoslovak motorcycles, which we are happy to show you here. These bikes were not very expensive
Emil Bojda’s Súľov Microcar Is Shining Again In a Museum.
A few years ago, we already introduced you the life and works of Mr Emil Bojda. Recently his microcar, called Súľov has been resurrected which
The Forgotten Zil-4102 Limousine
ZIL was once a proud Soviet truck manufacturer, which also produced executive sedans for the upper echelon of the Communist Party. Their last attempt was
Tatra 75 Sport
This three-seater sporty version of the mundane Tatra 75 is testimony to Czechoslovakian ingenuity. A dynamic, elegant body on a Tatra chassis – we are
Trabant Production in Zwickau
Today it is a nostalgic object, a curiosity, but for over three decades it was a cheap mobility device for people behind the Iron Curtain.
New Moskvitch Exhibition Opens in Moscow
The Moscow Transport Museum has just opened a new exhibition at VDNH Park that celebrates the history of the Soviet Moskvitch car. The exhibition space