GAZ 51 Truck 1947
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Specifications GAZ 51 Truck 1947 blueprint
The GAZ 51 Truck of 1947 is a prominent figure in Soviet history an industrial workhorse that captured the imagination and toiled relentlessly during the Cold War era. Renowned for its reliability and durable construction, the GAZ 51 incorporated sturdy yet lightweight design elements, including a two-piece chassis, that made it the ideal truck for navigating rural Russian roads or trekking to the most remote locations. The GAZ 51 was equipped with a 3.6L inline four-cylinder petrol engine, producing a modest 45 horsepower with almost 250 pound-feet of torque for reasonable power output. With such an engine, the GAZ 51 was capable of achieving speeds of up to 60 mph on roads and was rated for a payload of over 4,000 lbs. The truck was fitted with a four-speed manual gearbox with column shift and a flywheel starter that replaced the need for a conventional starter motor. The exterior of the GAZ 51 was designed with the idea of creating a solid yet practical aesthetic. The cab boasted rounded corners and sloping lines that blended into each other, aiding aerodynamics while providing a timeless charm. The cab was painted in a drab olive color that was common during that period, with the doors and roof colored in a shiny black hue. Extra detail was added to the vehicle through the chrome trim and metal ornamentation that was typical of vehicles in the 1940s. The truck was coupled with a robust frame and heavy duty suspension, allowing it to traverse rough terrain without issue, while the 14-inch drum brakes were able to bring the masses of the GAZ 51 to a stop regardless of condition. To improve visibility, the truck was equipped with dual headlamps and side-mounted signal lamps that provided the maneuvering needed for safe driving, despite poor visibility. An emergency handbrake was also standard, giving drivers peace of mind while driving in inclement weather. Overall, the GAZ 51 truck of 1947 was the perfect blend of form and function, providing its drivers with the power and toughness they needed to get work done. With its timeless look and sturdy design elements, the GAZ 51 has become a collectors item that embodies the spirit of the Cold War era.
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