ZIS 5BZ Fuel Truck 1933
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Specifications ZIS 5BZ Fuel Truck 1933 blueprint
The ZIS 5BZ Fuel Truck 1933 is an iconic Soviet-era truck renowned for being one of the most important vehicles of its time. Built by the Zavod Imeni Stalini, this formidable four-wheel-drive truck was designed to be an all-terrain vehicle capable of delivering crucial supplies to the front lines of World War Two. The ZIS 5BZ is a robust, heavy-duty truck that was built tough to withstand whatever conditions it had to face. It features two metallic black wings to the sides of its cabin, with each furnished with bright red head and tail lamps. The red star emblem sits proudly, a representation of Soviet Union patriotism, placed just above the top of the heavily grille-protected windows. The ZIS 5BZ is powered by a six-cylinder petrol engine with a capacity of 5.5L and an impressive output of 90 horsepower - a great performance for its time. Its stout frame comes with a wheelbase of 3.840m, making it capable of carrying an impressive 1.7 tonnes of cargo and fuel. The chassis and axles come fitted with strengthened brakes and powerful reinforced springs making it capable of handling even the uneven terrains of the Russian tundra. The ZIS 5BZ was renowned for its no-nonsense attitude when it came to getting the job done. Soldiers could rely on it to never falter and forge a brave path through even the harshest of conditions; it was the vehicle that soldiers during World War Two knew that they could always depend on.
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