Among them is the ZAZ-965 "Yalta" - an export version of our "Zhuzhyk" with an improved interior and enhanced sound insulation. Not everyone knows that "Zaporozhets" cars were even exported to Belgium and Finland.
At the exhibition in Kyiv, you can also see a real time capsule ZAZ-1102 "Tavria", made in 1991, which has covered only 900 km since then. The car is preserved in its original condition - it has original paint and tires. This is an updated model with a 4-spoke steering wheel, headrests, and rear window heating.
Also presented at OldCarLand is a real rarity - a unique Tavria landole with a folding roof. In Ukraine, there is only one such car, and only two have survived in total (the second car was recently in Macedonia, but then moved to Estonia to a private collector). The experimental model was created at the Scientific and Technological Center "ZAZ-Avtotekhnika". Its design is quite interesting: it has a removable plastic roof over the front seats and a complex soft top over the rear ones.
Another unique exhibit is the rare amphibious LuAZ-967 TPK. Created for the army, it can travel on land at a speed of 75 km/h and reach 3 km/h on water. In the cabin, the driver sits in the center so that two stretchers with patients can be placed on the sides. Currently, only a few LuAZ-967 TPKs remain in working condition.
LAZ-697R "Turist" - in its time, it served the Ukrainian Olympic team. Among them was four-time Olympic champion Yana Klochkova. The bus is preserved in original condition and unrestored, with a mileage of only 80 thousand km. Its interior is equipped with a ventilation system, and passenger seats are adjustable.
At the festival, you can see the ASCh-03 "Chernihiv" bus, which worked for many years at the capital's film studio named after A. Dovzhenko. It transported pyrotechnic devices and weapons used in film shoots, thus participating in the creation of dozens of famous films.
In addition to cars, at OldCarLand you can also see purely Ukrainian motorcycles. Among them is the "Karpaty-2" - this moped was the dream of many teenagers in the 80s and 90s.
