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Steve

Re: ZIS 110

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Friends, have you ever felt before to be a happy owner of a specific screw or a part of an exhaust pipe? Or even an old manual, written in Russian? I am definitely remote operated and controlled.

I agree what you say, I could not have said it better.
I have had that feeling when buying Moskvich and Volga literature and new parts. Its some kind of excitement thats hard to explain.

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Today I am authorised to proudly present you some few works of the Ukrainian designer Zurel, which drives with a ZIS-110 through the virtual reality.

Im speechless!

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Yes Dave, that's for sure. And it is all the more astonishing that the Soviets sometimes have taken leave of their senses and ingenuity.

I met 2 years ago a guy how worked in the Moskvich factory turning 1977-1986 and the storys he told me where just to amazing, to be thru. Hes own words where: If the Russians had stopped investing in nuclear missels and constructing cars
and other civilian products as they built the rockets we would
have had a much better living today?!
How much is it thru, I don't know, I leave it other to charge!

Posted on: 2009/9/25 8:29

Dreaming about a 1954 Packard Clipper

Steve

Re: ZIS 110

#202

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I almost forgot to post this:
fotoalbum.ee/photos/heikson/58974485
This has come up recently, but the maine question, is this the same car that was bulled out of that garage in Tallinn?
I think it could be so!

Posted on: 2009/9/25 8:38

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Steve

Re: ZIS 110

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to Guscha: You have a good point in there, I just was in a hurry to post the news

. But this ZIS-110 I found recently Is new to me to, I don't know on the moment more then you to but I try to gather information about it.
Finding the owner will take time but I will give my best to do it!
Im amazed

that the more I investigate to the ZIS-110 theme ,the more all kinds of interesting things come to day light, is that normal?

And heres again some ZIS-110 information:http://www.eag.unicweb.ee/m13.html
If you ask the website manager eag@unicweb.ee he could tell you more about these cars then I can.

Posted on: 2009/9/25 15:28

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Packard53

Re: ZIS 110

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Guscha: I don't know if this has been posted before.

John F. Shireman

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Posted on: 2009/9/26 20:48

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Steve

Re: ZIS 110

#205

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to John, what is the exact source for this article, I mean date and issue number?

to Guscha: No problem, I like to help thous who help others.
But I wonder where could I get the ZIS-110 literature as you have showed in one of your earlier post?

Posted on: 2009/9/27 1:44

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Steve

Re: ZIS 110

#206

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Steve, my friend earns his living by selling vintage cars. That requires to offer spare parts as well as car literature. I would like to distinguish between business and hobby

To Guscha: That line is kind of familiar to me, I think by all what I have seen, I do distinguish hobbys from business.
I will find the literature, one way ore another!

But here something I haven't posted jet:
vanatehnika.ee/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewforum&f=45
The (here) famous works of vintage cars restorer M?rt Aarne,
works!

Posted on: 2009/9/27 4:06

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Steve

Re: ZIS 110

#207

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If I remember correctly the ZIS-110 engine uses oil marked AS-8(AC-8 in russian) by the literature. The same AS-8 oil is even today in production under the name M8V Avtool!
I know the odor of burned M8V,that is something to remember, distant memorys come in to my mind when I first was the GAZ-51(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GAZ-51) flathead R6 engine.

M8V Avtool oil today:
erimell.ee/tooted.php?like=Bensiinimootori%F5lid

Posted on: 2009/9/27 10:43

Dreaming about a 1954 Packard Clipper

Eric Boyle

Re: ZIS 110

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Gerd, since you have the head loose on that engine already and I also have your mailing address, I'm going to see if I can dig up a used Packard head gasket to mail to you to fit on that engine. I'm curious to know just how close the head is to fitting on a Packard and vice versa. I think one of those heads on a Packard straight eight would be hilarious!

Posted on: 2009/9/28 22:13

Ozstatman

Re: ZIS 110

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Turbopackman wrote: Gerd,.......I'm going to see if I can dig up a used Packard head gasket to mail to you to fit on that engine......

Eric & Gerd,

Rather than go to the expense of shipping a gasket, a few discrete measurements of center-to-center stud distances should narrow down the interchange possibilities. I doubt whether rolling or folding a used gasket, to save postage costs in a smaller parcel, would be conducive to obtaining a good fit. That said, agree which studs would give meaningful comparison, then measure away. Also head length, width and depth would be interesting to know.

Posted on: 2009/9/28 22:36

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