Tigers

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Tigers


These are machines 16-th special brigade. I managed to talk a bit with the drivers:
- "Tigers" (GAZ-233014) year;
- the car is very reliable and passable (the driver, who has been on it for half a year, could not name a single problem);
- 2 500 kilometers on the speedometer and not a single failure during this time;
- disadvantages - the lack of a booking engine, lack of visibility from the driver.
On Tambov’s machines, as on the Tigers of the 22 Brigade, there are marks from the shelling of 7.62, which is carried out at the factory.
Right on the roof of the antenna station "Peanuts".

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  1. +1
    1 August 2011 13: 32
    unarmored engine is stupid why not fix it.?
  2. merkawa
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    1 August 2011 14: 16
    And so always, whether it be the USSR or Russia, but they’re not doing anything fellow , or the engine will not allow the extra pounds to hang?
  3. 0
    22 September 2011 21: 33
    Light army car 4x4 should have a mass of up to 10t
    The engine is 350 hp, equipped with bulletproof and anti-mine armor, have a carrying capacity of up to 1.5t, and accommodate 6 -9 people.

    All units and equipment should be produced in the Russian Federation.

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