Discover the extraordinary transformation of the legendary Soviet Gaz-69 Jeep as it's completely restored with a modern twist ...

The restoration of the Soviet Gaz-69 begins with a complete engine rebuild, marking a significant milestone in this classic ...

Out of that car was developed a 4X4 truck called the GAZ-69, which was intended to serve as the Soviet Military's primary light-duty all-terrain utility. Production of the GAZ-69 began in 1953 and ...

The GAZ 69 first started production back in 1953, but certain technical updates and even rebranding kept it alive first as a UAZ 69, and then as the Romanian IMS 57, IMS M59 and finally as the ARO ...

Soviet automaker GAZ is just about unknown outside of Russia, but that didn’t stop them from making quite a roster of interesting cars and trucks. One of them, the M-72, was an off-road model of ...

The Volga Gaz 24 made a name for itself in Soviet Russia for its durability and this 24-10 model is one of the later examples that benefited from a ‘significant’ update. Power comes from a 2.5 ...

By Benjamin Preston, Jalopnik Despite the iconic seven-slot grille, the Jeep Mighty FC Concept is as American as a Katyusha rocket. The retro-fantastic rock crawler owes its design lineage to the ...

About a year and a half ago, I acquired a 1966 GAZ-21 Volga, a Russian sedan from the Communist era. (GAZ roughly translates as Gorky Automobile Factory, which is located in Nizhny Novgorod, about ...

One of those vehicles is the GAZ -69, a light off-road vehicle designed for the Soviet Army. The all-knowing Wikipedia tells us that it was produced initially by GAZ from 1953 to 1955 and by UAZ ...