ZiL-131 Mark 7

ZiL-131 Mark 7The Soviet 6x6 army truck ZiL 131 was developed at the Likhachev Moscow Automobile Plant in the 1960s and was produced until 2002. Almost a million trucks (998,429 units) were produced. The vehicle was unified with the ZiL 130, simplifying maintenance and repairs. The ZiL 31 combined good off road capability, reliability, driver comfort, and moderate fuel consumption on the move. It served in the Soviet army and civil service. Truck actively used by

and could bear 60kg of explosives

The main tasks for this vehicle were to transport cargo

it was extensively used on all fronts until the armistice in 1943

where they used a large metal degaussing ring under the fuselage

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digital data bus and a radio interface unit

The aircraft has a maximum payload of 37 tons and a range of 3

They also had two separate engines for surface and submarine operations

was for a long time the official car of President René Coty and of General de Gaulle

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and the changes focused mainly on improving lift and ease of handling on the ground

This vehicle was the heaviest single-rail armored vehicle