GAZ 66-01 GZSA-731 Truck 1964
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Specifications GAZ 66-01 GZSA-731 Truck 1964 blueprint
The GAZ 66-01 GZSA-731 Truck is a rugged, reliable Soviet-built light cargo truck, which was built from 1964 to 1994. It has a square-sectioned steel frame that is built for tough off-road conditions. The body is a single cab with a wide canvas covered cargo bed behind it. The truck is powered by a robust and durable 2.5 liter four-cylinder petrol engine. It has a top speed of 60 km/h and a tow capacity of 3.5 tons. The GAZ 66-01 has robust independent suspension at the front and semi-elliptic leaf springs at the rear. It has robust all-metal bodywork in addition to the wide canvas cargo bed. There are two fuel tanks with a combined capacity of 70 liters. The truck has a simple but reliable four-speed manual transmission. The front brakes are drum brakes while the rear are disc brakes, allowing for better stopping power. Exterior features include a wide hood, rounded headlights, a prominent wide grille, and prominent wheel arch flares. The interior of the GAZ 66-01 features vinyl bench seats, rudimentary analogue gauges and controls, and a sound system with a single speaker. The cargo bed features tie-down points and rubber edging which helps cushion and protect the cargo during transit. The GAZ 66-01 is a reliable, hard-wearing, and rugged vehicle that is suited for difficult terrain and tough environments. It is an ideal choice of light cargo truck for those on a budget.
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