ZIS 151 BM-13-16 Katyusha Truck 1948
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Specifications ZIS 151 BM-13-16 Katyusha Truck 1948 blueprint
The ZIS 151 BM-13-16 Katyusha Truck of 1948 is a sturdy and versatile vehicle produced by the Zavod Imeni Stalina automotive plant in the USSR. This tough truck has a powerful 6.5 L V8 engine, mated with a 4-speed manual transmission and two-wheel drive, allowing it to carry up to 3,500 kg of payload with ease, even over rough terrain. The chassis of the ZIS 151 is made of robust rolled steel, which has been well-designed to provide ample protection during rough travel. The cab of the truck is equipped with two doors and four windows, as well as comfortable seating for two, providing a clear view of the road ahead. The exterior of the ZIS 151 is painted in a classic red and features an ornate black-and-gold badge displayed prominently just above the front license plate. On both sides of the truck there are three taiga star-emblazoned canvas roof launchers, used to deploy the truck's Katyusha missiles. The ZIS 151 is also equipped with a winch-mounted artillery piece, which can be used for a variety of tasks such as towing or hauling objects in difficult terrain. The vehicle also features an air brake system to provide additional safety while on the roads. The ZIS 151 BM-13-16 Katyusha Truck of 1948 remains one of the most robust and reliable trucks ever produced in the Soviet Union, leading an impressive military legacy. It's timeless design, powerful engine, reliable transmission, and robust steel construction all come together to make this truck a perfect choice for any job.
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