Don't try to be funny, you're not. Try to stay on topic, you know the thing that is actually interesting. Protip.

@thetachi5

Жыл бұрын

Are these comments like a crap meme now? Very similar but more and more intense for attention. More posting just to do it rather than with any truth or purpose. A pro tip, wow lol

@nimble9985

Жыл бұрын

Pin of Shame

@lilfattyb

Жыл бұрын

🤓☝🏻

@kazefw3834

Жыл бұрын

LMAO

@alext3811

Жыл бұрын

@thetachi5 Really? I'm new to this channel. (Recommended, I am subscribed to LazerPig)

Don't let this distract you from the fact that Lada and Zaorophets had plans and projects for Group B rally racing

@IntergalacticBinman

Жыл бұрын

Yet another topic already in the backlog! The various Eastern Bloc attempts at Group B and Group S are deserving of their own video.

@NeurodivergentSuperiority

Жыл бұрын

@@IntergalacticBinman You are thinking of everything! Shit, i gotta make my own videos on even more obscure topics fast

@heavytube7890

Жыл бұрын

@@IntergalacticBinman This topic scares me by quite a large mile. I also cannot say how excited i am - this sounds to be excellent!

@BFB_tg

Жыл бұрын

@@IntergalacticBinman That would be awesome! Will be waiting for that!

@kizzmequik70four

Жыл бұрын

Wait, so would they just immediately catch fire, instead of waiting to crash before catching fire like all the other Group B rally cars did?

A very unexpected topic for a video on soviet/russian cars. People outside the former USSR are usually just talk about Ladas or if they want to dig deeper - Moskvitches. And yet - here we are. A detailed look on something very few know about. Love it. Thanks to the forementioned Pig for shouting you out. Also, i find the lack of Volga 3111 in the video disturbing. That was truly the last grasp by Gaz at a modern Volga, and was produced in bigger numbers than 3105, and was kind of a cheaper smaller more avalible to the people. Yet, still costed the same as western counterparts

@IntergalacticBinman

Жыл бұрын

I didn't cover the 3111 because it was much more a do-over of previous gen volgas, with much of the floorpan sharing similar fundamentals from what I've been able to learn (although I'd be interested to be corrected!). I was more so trying to focus on the new developments being made, to emphasize the point that not *everything* in the USSR was a tarted-up 60s turd. On top of that, if I covered the 3111 I'd feel obligated to cover every single modernisation attempt of the old Volga platform which would've blown the video out of proportion; I did that once with the Rover video, and that took me (admittedly on-and-off) 3 months!

@GetToHellOut

Жыл бұрын

​@@IntergalacticBinman no, actually it's other way around. Volga 3111 was an all original car at the design stage, but in order to get into production, some parts were "temporary" changed to the Volga 3110 one's (like, for example, rear suspension). But after the 3111 failure, some parts of 3111 were remade for 3110, thus making 31105 with new front suspension, based on the 3111.

@adriangaliver

Жыл бұрын

Вот уж кого точно не ожидал увидеть в комментариях. Здравствуй, Унылый

@UNLY

Жыл бұрын

@@adriangaliver я вездесущ

@CheeseScout

Жыл бұрын

@@UNLY I guess if I buy one and import to the US for occasional driving, it would be extremely unique

i discovered your channel via lazerpigs shoutout yesterday, binged all your videos in one sitting, and was left feeling empty throughout today, thinking, theres nothing to return to after uni. Thank you for the wonderful surprise.

@speedman69420

Жыл бұрын

i was also sent by him

@mikedrop4421

Жыл бұрын

Ha, I was already subbed to this particular sanitation engineer. Plebs. 🥱

@noneofyourbusiness2997

Жыл бұрын

Me three 🙂

@fluttzkrieg4392

Жыл бұрын

I myself was recommended by the Aug Gods.

I'm living in Nizhniy Novgorod and lived all my teen years in the city where ZMZ plant was located and engines for Volga cars were made. Thank you for such a deep and detailed video about complicated and probably confusing history of Russian automotive history.

@CheeseScout

Жыл бұрын

I guess you should buy few AGAT models for yourself as souvenirs ;D

Tovarish, thank you for promoting the great soviet automobile industry. Unlike stupid westerners, we, have the best accessories in our cars. Unlimited entertainment from constantly fixing them and amazing winter fishing hole. Tovarish Lazer Pig sends his regards.

@user-mj7dt8of8e

Жыл бұрын

frequent breakdowns of Soviet cars is just a myth. In addition, Soviet cars were built with increased strength, since operating conditions in Russia are more severe.

@kexmachine

Жыл бұрын

@@user-mj7dt8of8e all of my uncles that had rust bucket called Жигуль, would disagree with you. Also, there is a reason why it was a dream in a union to buy ANY international car.

@Zughiv

Жыл бұрын

fully agree, but the cool reason that they might seem reliable and your uncles still had a rustbucket of a žiguly is the fact that they were designed to be built so poorly that any roadside fixes with a rock and some shoelace will probably be about as good as the factory stuff

@marcusott2973

Жыл бұрын

​@@user-mj7dt8of8e Lada wasn't even a Soviet designed car, it's a Fiat 124 dumbed down for Russia and designed in Turin. Assembled in the Toligstatt plant, completely built by Fiat.

@zetros3

Жыл бұрын

@@Zughiv that doesn't give these cars an excuse for the fact that they're still piles of shit. western manufacturing wasn't amazing by any modern standards, but even back then i'd wager it was lightyears better than any russian production.

Absolutely love your content! The LazerPig was right, definitely 200% worth the subscription. Binge watched everything you made and was sat here like "booo, want more!" and boom. There you are to save my evening. Love it.

@DriverAnonim

Жыл бұрын

I sub you much ealier 🤪

@JaykobStevens

Жыл бұрын

Saaaame, love this channel recommendation

@kaylzshter6153

11 ай бұрын

Which video does The Pig reference this channel in? I've watched all his videos but I admittedly get pretty drunk for LazerPig videos, so I don't remember in which one that he references this channel. This sorta just showed up for me, so I guess the algorithm is on point, because I'm with my people

@jameswhite153

11 ай бұрын

@@kaylzshter6153 his 300,000 subscriber special.

@kaylzshter6153

11 ай бұрын

@@jameswhite153 Hey thanks fam! I put that one in my late night queue for a re-watch. I can for sure see a similarity in style between His Muddiness and our guy Binman, however, that isn't a knock against either channel.

Thanks for the great video! A small correction: ZIL is torn down years ago, now there’s a residential complex. The only thing left from old ZIL is its entrance building. Being a teenager when ZIL was demolished, I’ve made numerous visits there and it fascinated me just how massive this factory was. Btw, I know an owner of one of 55 GAZ 3105s… let me put it this way: it shows that it’s not a production model. And in case anyone wondered, yeah, that front seats are indeed pulled from a Volvo.

@leoantonov5513

Жыл бұрын

@@astafford8865 lol what

@CheeseScout

Жыл бұрын

It must be very cool to own such a unique car... I am sure you saw the documentary about the last ZILs being made. And fittingly, those convertibles were left unsold for a while, then Yanukovych bought at least one of them.

@leoantonov5513

Жыл бұрын

@@CheeseScout yeah, I’ve seen that documentary. There are also numerous written sources in Russian about last years of ZIL, it’s a sad story. As an automotive enthusiast you also might be interested in history of MZMA/AZLK plant (their cars are known as Moskvitchs) - they had a lot of innovative ideas for that time and place, and I think most of post-Soviet automotive-related people at some point were working at AZLK

@CheeseScout

Жыл бұрын

@@leoantonov5513 The end of ZIL is indeed unfortunate. As a frequent shopper for DeAgostini, I have quite a few of the AZLK concept cars like 2144, 3-5-6 and the minivan. Many what if-s....

@95blahblahhaha

11 ай бұрын

He liked everybody's comments except yours lol 😂😂🤔🤔

Zil had one last gasp with the ZIL-4112R. A prototype was built in 2006-2012. This was basically a 41047 with a facelift, and an attempt to get a Kremlin contract for new state limousines. There's an hour-long documentary 'The last limousine' that tells the story of the 4112R. Putin went 'nah' and used Mercedes limos until the Aurus brand was set up to build the Senat.

@finnjb3249

11 ай бұрын

Holy shit dude I just looked it up it's so pimpin i 💞 chromies

@user-cq3wt6dv4j

11 ай бұрын

The cars in the film are made for the May 9 parade. For himself, Putin made the Cortege project ("проект кортеж"), which ZIL never completed.

As someone who's grandad was a Volga chauffeur, I very much enjoyed someone finally covering the wierd and quirky soviet luxury cars. But i'd still love to see some of your takes on some other communist cars, especially the weird, niche ones, like some of the east German, Polish or Yugoslavian stuff. Also as a Latvian I can't not bring up the RAF vans and buses, anyways great video and channel.

@Atrau-

Жыл бұрын

There are @Intergalactic Binman some experimental RAF vans you can cover, like RAF-M1 "Roxanne" (РАФ-М1 Роксана) and RAF-M2 "Stils" (РАФ-М2 Стилс) As well as Izh's and Moskvich's experiments ("Старт", "Истра" etc.)

I love it when people make videos on the Soviet car industry. My grandfather was a driver for a local KGB agent, and his Volga was given as a personal car. My other grandfather frame swapped the body of a used, rusty VAZ-2101 he had bought onto a scrap VAZ-2105 chassis, as it was easier to do that than to buy a new car. Soviet car culture is so interesting. Great video, love ❤

@CheeseScout

Жыл бұрын

Was he given the V8 Volga, or it was a regular version

@notaslav

Жыл бұрын

@@CheeseScout I believe it was the standard version, V8s were only given to higher-ranking officials and some police forces if I remember correctly

@CheeseScout

Жыл бұрын

@@notaslav Not too bad driving for KGB with a KGB variant then get a regular one for his own use!

@TheMadSlavik

7 ай бұрын

​@@CheeseScoutI think he was driving a regular Volga for a KGB official. The V8 ones were for field operatives to keep up with cars of foreign diplomats (i.e. spies) while blending in with the traffic. Which is lucky for him since from what I know V8 ones required special training because in order to fit a Chaika V8 into a smaller engine bay they had remove power brakes. And Volgas never had power steering.

@CheeseScout

7 ай бұрын

@@TheMadSlavik I wonder with the better powertrain, how the handling was compared to more sophisticated high end luxury cars ( when those had coil spring suspension on the back, or independent rear suspension or even air suspension ) but with a car that powerful without power brake or power steering, driving must be a challenge. Maybe like the higher performance early '50s Detroit cars I used to drive

Found your channel via Lazerpig and am glad I did! Love your content! Very entertaining and informative! Thank you.

Usually I get into KZread channels during/after their “blow up”. But this feels new and primed for an excellent run of great content. Don’t stop what you’re doing this is great content and so entertaining

I'm honestly annoyed I hadn't found this channel prior to Lazerpig's video. Really good work dude!

@kevfullo

Жыл бұрын

There's literally dozens of us!

@m1l3s27

Жыл бұрын

​@@kevfullo Thousands soon!

A very well researched video, especially for someone who doesn't know Russian. A couple of remarks though: 1- You left out the GAZ 3111 Volga from the early 2000s, which failed for the same reason it's predecessors did: a good car that wasn't significantly cheaper than it's established competition in the executive car segment. 2- GAZ wasn't "robbed by Putin and the oligarchs" (a very oversimplified relationship btw). Its civilian plants and brand name were bought up by Oleg Deripaska's "Basic Element" industrial group, and is now the country's largest manufacturer of vans and pickup trucks, and the second largest manufacturer of buses and coaches. Last but not least, they went from an enterprise that relied on state funding to survive in the 1990s one that actually turns a profit (yes, even without it's military vehicles, which accounted for the bulk of its revenue in Soviet times).

As a Car Mechanic I am sad to see what has happened to the biggest Car makers of the Former Soviet Union. Wish I could have seen them bloom into a prosperous company selling quality cars. Sadly what goes up must come down,and both went down and continue to do so.

Hello from Nizhny!You actually showed the true history of both GAZ and ZIL,however,you missed the modern part(2010s and 2020).Gaz is still operating and is making more cars(vans)now than ever In 1994,when GAZelle first launched,it was the main and the only vehicle to keep the factory alive.The main thing why did people buy them are cheapness and being able to work in all kind of conditions. It didn't have a good quality,but it was the only van in Russia in the 90s.Right now the quality stood up a lot(mainly due to Cummins engines).As for the ZiL,their trucks are still used,but as a farming tools.Since the only cars that they made were officials,they are still in a very good condition and considered as a retro-vehicle,like 60s Mustang in the US. As of a factory,it's dead and there's nothing left in it.Overall good video

@davidty2006

11 ай бұрын

Quite alot of the ZiL 131's are still going in military service. So are the 130's in general.

I just finished bingeing all your car vids and a new one pops up. Lucky me

Subscribed when LazierPig recommended you, and I watched all your videos, and I was carrying with laughter. Love your channel. Keep up the great work 👍 💪

Why is the cat inspecting the cars ? He makes sure the are no micehaps with them

The algorithm blessed me with your channel today, the content is great. Instant sub

It's true about standing in line to buy a car. But not so drastic. Second hand market did exist and bloomed. Zaporozhets was shit tier, moskvitch was meh, and zhiguli was bmw of the time, and quite attainable to a young couple of engineers. But just like anything else in USSR it was done around official channels. Which is quite interesting by itself. Volga was hard to obtain but doable. My grandad was a decorated war vet and he drove a volga. So you didn't have to be a marshal or whatever.

@callusklaus2413

Жыл бұрын

Ups to your grandad for kicking nazi ass, glad he got some compensation for his service to the world.

@MalfunctioningAndroid

Жыл бұрын

@@callusklaus2413 thanks. Both my grandads did, but this grandad also held order of Lenin, for his factory work stuff inventions optimizations and all. But both of them had access to special stores with tasty stuff. That's the real compensation. :)) But he got volga first hand, so thats bonus as well. God I miss him.

Perfect timing after all laser pig has sent a lot of people your way I was brought to you by the algorithm which works in mysterious ways but none the less I can’t wait to watch this video

16:35 holy shit he wasn’t lying Now I want one

@callusklaus2413

Жыл бұрын

Dog, I know 80s and 70s autos are often shit, hard to maintain, have no parts and drink gas like beer, but FUCK I just love their look, their jank, and general weirdness

I know very little about cars, thank you for the thorough coverage on each manufacturer/brand. Please make more so I can go from a person who has never seen a car to someone who can talk intelligently about them.

I've just binge-watched all of your content after your Spyker video popping up in my recommended. Great content, the mix between Big Car and Michael Reeves I never knew I needed. Loving all the nods to memes and also the little easter eggs like album art when you mention years. Keep up the good work and I look forward to seeing more videos!

Just found this video and my hyperfixation on weird cars was piqued. I'd love to see a dive on the DDR's Rovomobil or Melkus RS1000 also from DDR. Or one from my home FSO Syrena Sport. ex-Warsaw Pact Sports car concepts are definitely a strange thing to witness. Also cool story on Ghost of Belgrade

Your Spyker video was recommended to me yesterday, and after watching this too I'm hooked. Keep up the good work!

Dude I genuinely love your videos so much. They're informative, they're funny and most importantly, the visuals are amazing. Please keep up the wonderful work

I can tell you have a real passion while talking about these topics. I am amazed by your storytelling, and I am here to stay!

Same think sort of happened to Tatra. They made one model post soviet into the late 90s which actually was a pretty good luxury car, and then only produced trucks from then on.

@mateuszzimon8216

6 ай бұрын

They inspired Ferdinand Porsche to make a Beetle, then Austrian painter took Czechoslovakia, and in 2008 grandson greenlight software for Diesel Gate.

Hi from Sydney, Australia. Your video appeared randomly as one that may potentially be of interest. AND yes it was. Thanks for your excellent presentation and visuals for what are now super rare cars. Well done. I loved the blunt magnitude of the two Zil prototypes. I'm now 67 yrs old and on 7th September this year have been driving for 41 years a "flat-pack" sent as kit 1974 Cadillac Talisman to be built in Sydney by General Motors Holden's as right hand drive. This was the most expensive , elaborate version of a Cadillac. Made for just 3 years Talisman offered massive luxury and were powered by an almost 8.3 litre V8 engine, the introductory 1974's like mine were the most elaborate. I bought mine from the first owner, Black in color with "italian tan" (mustard color) leather interior, it looks very "official" 6 metres long and 2 metres wide it does not blend into the environment with todays little cars.

Your selection of soungs is remarkable. My heart is touched. Thank you for your thorough research, this is an obvious sub!

Don’t worry man… we all had a tankie phase *shudder*

@IntergalacticBinman

Жыл бұрын

I like to think I didn't go further than Commieboo, but of course that might be the rose-tinted glasses talking...

@AnimarchyHistory

Жыл бұрын

@@IntergalacticBinman yeah. I read all the theory. Had all the books, debated and discussed. But at the end of the day when you read about all the genocides and gulags. Yeah nah.

@jakekaywell5972

Жыл бұрын

@@AnimarchyHistory Still a tankie. I've read theory, debated before, the works. Gulags and genocides in the case of the USSR often happened, but not for the reasons Western academics typically state.

@AnimarchyHistory

Жыл бұрын

@@jakekaywell5972 sure, McCarthyism is a bitch. We know. But the Tartars, Chechens, The various ethnic groups throughout the Northern Caucuses, multiple pogroms, The Holodomor, Hungary 56, Prague 68, Kolyma, Vorkuta, The Russification of all the satellite states making Russian the state language and banning the speaking of their native tongue. I mean I could go on. But that’s just the basics and all stuff that the USSR (now Russia) admits to doing themselves. (Except the Holodomor for obvious reasons). If we go into the stuff we “THINK” they did we will be here all night.

We serve the pig, and now we serve you ❤

Just binge watched everyone of your videos, cant believe the quality of this channel, exactly what ive been looking for!!!

i watched your last 6 videos on your channel. i love them all! i love your humor and way of explaining! please dont change this content!

So this video is the first time I've ever really looked at a 4102, and well, I'm with you 100% with regards to it's presence. Sinister is the perfect term for this car. I think the corner lights would have really taken away from how that car feels to look at. I doubt I ever will, but it would be really cool to see a black 4102 in person. The more I look at the 4102 the more I like it. I'm glad I stumbled on this channel!

@ackraux1010

26 күн бұрын

EXTREMELY late response but the black 4102 is no more, it got destroyed

Wow, you just refreshed my childhood memories of late 90s when I saw these Volga concepts in dad's auto magazines reports from local auto shows, wondering when I would see them on the streets instead of those 24s from 80s

Hell yeah, I'd already finished binging the first 4 videos a couple days ago (yes, the Pig sent me). Let's go, keep it up binman. This channel primed and ready for growth.

Well, the pig sent me and I've proceeded to binge watch every one or your automotive videos all the way through. Fantastic work that's incredibly underappreciated. Also, I'd happily wait 3 months for a video the of the same quality as the rover video or this one. The rover video was a masterpiece.

Ive always been interested into getting into cars, but have always been kinda overwhelmed to start, this has been an EXCELLENT recommendation from the pig, loved the video and excited for more coming up!

oh my GOD i’ve been waiting for anyone to tell the story of the russian manufacturers! it’s such an interesting topic and you’ve done such an amazing job at showing it! fantastic video, cant wait for more!!

Glad Lazerpig introduced me to your channel! I love cars and history and this hits that sweet spot

Ma dude, loooovely video! I came from Piggy and I am definitly here to stay! Don't buckle under the "preassure" of more subs tho. Keep it up your way. That's exactly why we came here! Best of luck and until your next vid sir!

16:36 I actually quoted the "MY EYES!!!" joke from spongebob before it came on screen. It's kind of scary that our senses of humor coalesced at that point. Also, with regards to the Later Gaz 13/14 and the earlier ZIL models, they definitely both possess that whole "slap the right badge and you could sell it here in America easily" styling vibe that a lot of EU/JDM/AUS market only cars seem to have in spades.

Heyo Hio! I just caught up to this video. Thank you for your hard work and amazing content my dude! I'm honestly really happy to have found this place as it's rare to find youtubers that cover content about non-US or Japanese manufactures at all. Love your content, hope to see plenty more in the future! Thank you for making it and I wish you the best.

Brilliant videos dude! I am hooked, feel withdrawal setting in already, ive watched all your uploads twice over with a 12 hour period..... Keep up the great work man!

Literally just finished watching all your other vids right before this came out. Perfect timing.

I'm some Aussie bloke who had absolutely no chance of ever finding your channel had it remained within the depths of the British youtube sphere but the second I saw some footage of your videos I knew this was the kind of content I'd enjoy. As someone who knows relatively little about cars (apart from engines ironically lmao) and surrounded by car fanatics, I needed a way to catch up to my friends in car knowledge without having to spend hours trawling forums and various top gear reruns I don't expect an almighty encyclopaedic assortment of information on this channel, it's nice to just hear about little pieces of car lore here and there keep up the good work, you've earned my subscription

LazerPig is right, this is some quality content... 😗👌

Glad LP put your name out there, good content like this deserves to be seen. Keep it up, dude.

I have watched all your videos on cars, they are all really good, I can't wait for the next one!

Honestly though, I've always wanted a GAZ. The real comedy is that here in the US it's easier to buy a T34. Seriously.

I literally stumbled upon your channel by accident. As someone who is wholly ignorant of and not particularly interested in cars, I found this an entertaining and educational video and I crave MORE. You present the information in an easily digestible manner and your humor sprinkled throughout makes it very easy to stay invested!

Your work is superb, thank you ❤

Came over from the Lazerpig invasion and I'm definitely here to stay, just about everything I've seen of you has been amazing. Keep it up!

What interesting video and well researched and informative! As a car nut - I love anything quirky and strange. I was aware of Gaz and Zil so it’s great to hear more.

Joined after the raid of your channel :) Love your ADHD editing style and really enjoy your thoughts on the different facets of the car industry. - a fellow ADHDer

Interesting content. I subscribed. Keep up the good work!

KZread recommended me one of your videos, love your content

A man who likes cars and music! Also very nicely scripted. A great YT channel.

Oi I actually own ZAZ Tavria. Glad to see it mentioned!

Informative and very well presented... Good job and Good luck!

Well done, love the work you're doing.

i was here before lazerpig and seeing him shouting you out was so deserved you were a

Came because LazerPig, stayed for the quality. You make great content and it's entertaining too. Keep it up!

Glad I discovered your channel. Love your humor.

Love your videos man got one recently on my recommended page, hope you keep growing

Yooooooooo. Lazerpig sent me

Laser pig sent me here and he wasn’t wrong

These videos are amazing! You should have hundreds of thousands of subscribers!

The regular Soviet person couldn't afford cars but they had far superior transit to what we have in the US and it was one of the few things the Soviets were great at

@IntergalacticBinman

Жыл бұрын

When the bar for public transit is the US, it's not exactly hard to do better!

@AlexCab_49

Жыл бұрын

@@IntergalacticBinman the most comparable US cities to Soviet ones like Kiev, Moscow and Leningrad in terms of transit reliability and usage would probably be New York, Boston, Philadelphia and San Francisco. So I'd be interesting to see a comparison between New York and Moscow or Chicago and Leningrad in say 1985.

Just found this channel and honestly it's one of the funnier things on KZread atm Great songs choices, actually funny, talking about cars. Honestly a hidden gem, with the editing style and the narration I'm very surprised you only have a small subscriber count P.S: Could you talk about Subaru and Mitsubishi in a video? Massive rallying legends with aircraft and tank manufacturing history, now reduced to making Crossovers that no-one wants? Would probably make an interesting video, and I'm sure it would be hilarious

You finnaly getting recognitions and more subscribers is the greatest plot twist, i was shocked that you weren't a huge channel with such quality Keep going you're great !

I'm so glad the KZread algorithm recommended your video and channel! Very funny, very well researched and quite informative. You have gained another subscriber :)

These cars are so beyond people's minds and possibilities in post soviet countries like Ukraine that average men thought Volga was a luxury whip, and some do to these days! Thank you for digging this corpse of history for the public! Now help me throw it back to the grave please lmao

I'm here cuz of Lazerpig but omg your content is fun to listen to, it's funny, entertaining, great learning value and your voice is great to listen to 👍🏻 Keep making the great content

You are truly one of the channels I hope there's more videos like this in the future 👍

Glad to see your chanel grow this much

If only those last designs had made it to market, at low production and just for a little while, they would be expensive collector's items now. I actually think they both looked great.

Let’s get it another video

I love your Videos man, its exactly my type of humor, its funny, keep it up man

This dudes channel is definitely going to blow up!

Great video , I would love to see you do specific car models too . Kinda like ReVelations on Hagerty with camisa, but in your style of course .Keep it up 👍

0:43 In Soviet Russia, *video watches you*.

@IntergalacticBinman

Жыл бұрын

I am. Right now. I am omniscient.

Your videos are indeed awesome! Keep it on, mate!

Another Lazerpig follower to sub 🤘Awesome video really enjoyed this. Narration is spot on! Looking forward to more!

Ataman was a truck cabin merged with 3110 Volga's front parts. I've seen a nice Ataman pick-up, rusted as hell, but cool and really powerful. Quite sad to know that black ZIL-4104 only exists as a cut front part (they literally destroyed it). Btw, if you need any help with ex-ussr cars, I know a lot of relatable sources, over the years I collected many good pictures etc.

I (like you) would like to thank my fellow Scot and Pig for pointing me this way. I think as a 39 yr old petrolhead, I’ve found my favourite new channel. Time to binge some videos. ❤

Informative and funny as hell. Great video 😂

absolutely world class vid about this topic, earned a sub and a super thanks when you make them available

Hey am new to your channel. Thanks to Lazerpig he’s got great taste! I Just wanted to say thanks to introducing me to the crazy history behind Mazda and the Cosmos. Your really talented and I can’t wait to see what other gems you birth into the world. Cheers! From NYC

As Gaz-31029 owner say,pretty good and interesting for considering opinions about the Russian car industry not around lada's) As I read the history of the Volga, the gas engineers had enough ideas and solutions for them, but the soviet government simply did not allow "radically different" cars to be made. Keep it up)

@RedBird7

Жыл бұрын

How good is your gaz 31029

@fVildVlf

Жыл бұрын

@@RedBird7 pretty good old Soviet car, it middle between old classic volgas and more modern models. In fact 31029 it's 2410 and early 3102 but much cheaper and with very bad quality from factory. I like it, more comfortable and interesting than old ladas

Where has this channel been all my life? Your videos are awesome

now you're up to 7k! keep it up, great content!

Great storytelling, history they don't teach you in school, and death threats to continue watching. Please sir, can I have some more?

Didn't find your channel through LazerPig, but through this randomly recommended video alone would consider you one of the best video essay youtubers I'll have the pleasure of watching as you hopefully continue to create this amazing content!! Keep it up, your 5K... I mean... 14K subs are ready for more!

great videos, you deserve much more views. keep goin man!

huge dubs bro! amazing video as per keep the good work up