GAZ ZIM Limousine 1948
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Specifications GAZ ZIM Limousine 1948 blueprint
The GAZ ZIM Limousine 1948, created by the Gorkovsky Automobile Works (GAZ) in the then Soviet Union, was a revolutionary and stylish automobile of the era. The vehicle featured 3 doors and a roomy interior, making it a very comfortable and secure ride. It was powered by a 4-cylinder, 2,696 cc engine, capable of delivering 30hp. The GAZ ZIM Limousine 1948 had independent suspension, making it stable during turns. The body was made predominantly of steel, giving it a strong and sturdy construction. The exterior design was quite innovative and modern, with a unique grille with vertical bars, large, round headlights, and an elongated body with a range of curves and high-style lines. Its interior featured comfortable leather seats, wooden details trimming and plush upholstery. The car also featured chrome details, both inside and out, showing off its luxurious personality. Performance-wise, the car was decent, reaching speeds of up to 68 mph. It provided a smooth ride, with plenty of features when compared to other cars of the time. The GAZ ZIM Limousine 1948 also featured an upgraded braking system, providing the driver with additional control and stability. Overall, the GAZ ZIM Limousine 1948 was an attractive, stylish, and comfortable vehicle with exceptional performance and features for its era. Its unique design and luxurious features made it a desirable choice for all levels of society.
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