Re: I wonder if I might be one of the youngest current Packard owners,
Posted by Guscha On 2024/7/5 16:12:28
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Howard (HH56), my interest in vehicles built in the Soviet Union after the 1970s waned, so I no longer followed their development with the same attention as earlier cars. As luck would have it, I saved the offer at the time. However, it did not contain any information about the history of the Kremlin sedan chair.
Even if the vehicle pictured was not built for people like you and me, this car was not used by the "Council of the red Gods" in Moscow, but rather for provincial princes, security service or similar service units. Otherwise it would be armored.
source: classiccars.com
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The website with history of that ZIL in the ad is now defunct so no answers there ...
Howard (HH56), my interest in vehicles built in the Soviet Union after the 1970s waned, so I no longer followed their development with the same attention as earlier cars. As luck would have it, I saved the offer at the time. However, it did not contain any information about the history of the Kremlin sedan chair.
Even if the vehicle pictured was not built for people like you and me, this car was not used by the "Council of the red Gods" in Moscow, but rather for provincial princes, security service or similar service units. Otherwise it would be armored.
source: classiccars.com
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