Some Russian Cars Were Replicas

[pompei]

Only quoting http://www.englishrussia.com/?p=462andthe links at the end are interesting - check out that Moskvich coop 8)and this http://englishrussia.com/?p=262

[TheScrapman]

I don't think 'replica' is the right word. In most cases, they bought the factory equipment to carry on production after it ceased with the original manufacturers.

 

However, this is ace!

[chaseracer]

I don't think 'replica' is the right word. In most cases, they bought the factory equipment to carry on production after it ceased with the original manufacturers...

...or, in the case of the Opel/Mosky, carted the production lines off to the east as reparations after WW2 Fiat had a lot of involvement in the development of the Soviet motor industry, trading obsolete designs (600/124) and assistance in building factories (Togliattigrad) for access to cheap Russian steel to be made into cars back in Italy. Oh dear...

[155V6]

I don't think 'replica' is the right word. In most cases, they bought the factory equipment to carry on production after it ceased with the original manufacturers.

 

However, this is ace!

That looks like something you'd see in the background in the original Thunderbirds series

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