[М-20]

Екатеринбург, 17 сентября 2016 г.
Квест-ралли на ГАЗ-21/22

[GOOGLE]

[AD70]

1. В Крыму;
2. Москва, Ленинский просп.
Источник.

[Я_Андрей]

Танки грязи не боятся (С)

[AD70]

ГАЗ-21 и РАФ-977 на берегу Балтийского моря. С vk.com

[stoyan]

Vintage photo of Cosmonaut Vladimir Komarov Polishing A Car with Daughter Irina

[EBA]

Тбилиси.09.2016г.

[AD70]

Советская улица. здание кафе «Минутка», 1960 г. Источник указан на фото.

[stoyan]

5 июл, 2016 | Иду я намедни по району, гляжу, чудо чудное:

[Valter]

Сообщение от stoyan

Vintage photo of Cosmonaut Vladimir Komarov Polishing A Car with Daughter Irina

Текст на обратной стороне фотографии приведён на шведском языке.

[stoyan]

Сообщение от Valter

Текст на обратной стороне фотографии приведён на шведском языке.

и продавец фото на ебее - швед из Швеции, что-то не так?


Известное фото, было даже в "за рулем"
In A Main Street Of Bogota, Columbia, Taxi Drivers Demonstrate To Demand Soviet, Volga-Brand Cars, Favored For Their Resistance And Price, In 1970.

taxi Volga modelo 68

Soviet and Eastern European Foreign Trade
IASP, 1967 - Europe, Eastern
Soviet Trade with Latin America
A Pravda article on Soviet trade with Latin American countries do direct business with the USSR as compared with three countries ten years ago, and that the volume of trade turnover has expanded from $31 million to $1 billion (over half of the present total, of course, is with Cuba). The article stresses the new trade and credit agreements with Brazil and Chile, which greatly expand Soviet opportunities for marketing machinery and equipment in these countries. The USSR sold 500 Volga cars to Colombia to be used as taxi cabs, the first sale of Soviet passenger cars to that country. Also, 1,300 GAZ-69 trucks were sold. A Colombian trade delegation will visit the USSR following a Soviet visit to Bogota in March. While no concrete results of the Colombian-Soviet March conversations have yet been revealed, it is known that Colombia was interested in a plan for a trade exchange of $60 million, including the construction of Soviet-equipped factories, a certain share of the products to be bought by the USSR.