GAZ AA AC-1 Truck 1939
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Specifications GAZ AA AC-1 Truck 1939 blueprint
The GAZ AA AC-1 Truck was first produced in 1939 and quickly become an iconic symbol for the Soviet Unions industrialization. This rugged 4x2 truck was praised for its versatility and easy maintenance. The GAZ AA AC-1 was renowned for its ability to achieve impressive hauling capacity of up to 4 tons and its useful off-road capabilities. It made use of the widely used and preferred GAZ M-1 2.5L inline-four engine, and the robust construction of the pneumatic tires made this truck perfect for both general transportation and tough off-road work. The GAZ AA AC-1 was equipped with manually-controlled electric brakes on all four wheels, a robust 4-speed manual transmission and sliding mesh gearbox, and a starting crank unique to the GAZ models of that time. The single-piece weapons body was built with solid steel that could withstand even the most aggressive weather and off-road conditions. This trucks impressive interior certainly exuded luxury with its dark mahogany-finished wood components, leather-covered seats, and a 3-person bench-style layout, making it an ideal option for transporting passengers in even the most remote of locations. The GAZ AA AC-1 truck was a powerful and reliable workhorse that answered the needs of the Soviet Union in the late 1930s and served many others in the years to come. It was both capable and comfortable, ensuring that no job was too big for this impressive Soviet-manufactured truck.
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