Nah, if you actually drive these vehicles 15000 miles a year instead of 1 mile trips in the woods you'd be lucky to make it half a decade, their tolerances are horrible
I was born in Irkutsk, and I constantly saw such cars, and take my word for it, although these cars look like they just came from the battlefield of World War 2. They will drive even after the apocalypse. What can I say, these cars in Russia are often repaired with a hammer!
@@DewiSant-o3yyou have never touched grass have you? Within a week, all tracks will be gone, all the plants will have straightened themselves and the water will still flow.
Вездеход без гидроусилителя руля... ? А ты управлял этим " вездеходом " на бездорожье после дождя... ? Через три года такой езды, люди становились инвалидами, суставы рук разбивались в хлам ... Это просто ужас а не машина, скорость по асфальту , дай Бог 60 км. Да и то если новый... 🤠
that was my thought aswell i need one of these beasts that can go anyplace 😂 ive brought my honda 2000 to some almost lethal trails 😂 one time i climbed the mountain my local area is named after n almost shit myself like six times i was half way up n it started bucking like a wild horse tryna throw me off her back like😅😂 front end swing in the air just about crushed myself to death about six seven times i stopped counting as i was tryna survive anyway made it to the top only with a few pins broken that hold the fender tight
@@Burago2k Yeah but it's made by the same company and who knows, maybe the next snowrunner/expeditions replacement will not be in the US. Also its a joke lol
Di Indonesia jaman dulu sangat banyak Truck ZIL dan Gaz buatan Russia alias Uni Sovyet sangat tangguh di segala medan baik utk keperluan Militer maupun Umum. Termasuk menyeberangi sungai yg agak dalam 👍👍👍
With Russian engines there exist only two extremes: either it fires right up after sitting 80 years at the bottom of a swamp or it disintegrates immediately after leaving the factory grounds
Да нихрена у него не "хорошая проходимость"! В сравнении с переднеприводной легковушкой, разве, что... Без лебедки на переднем бампере он "садится" на раз-два и тупо шлифует всеми колесами. Кроме того, у этого экземпляра дизельный мотор, явно не "родной", бензиновый, на 105 лошадиных сил!
Мосты у газ 63 и у ступы одинаковые колун он и есть колун зимой да защёт низких оборотов но не везде чаще мощности и скорости не хватало чтобы выскочить гонял на всём
Cool truck. and I learned something today. The ZIL-157 is a general purpose 2 1⁄2-ton 6x6 truck, produced post-World War II in the Soviet Union by ZiL. The ZIL-157 was the standard truck used by the army until it was replaced by the ZIL-131 and Ural-375 series that became the standard Soviet army trucks alongside the GAZ-66.
@@TheTruthKiwi I grew up in a 71 Chevy 2 wheel drive long bed and a 72 Chevy short bed 4x4. There really wasn’t a lot of plastic. It really makes me miss the steel dashes.
Зил-157 - это чуть измененный студебеккер, чертежи и технологию которой получили от США. Наши конструкторы внесли незначительные изменения, касающиеся условий эксплуатации.
Just like my younger brother who would drive his pickup through the woods down to the river, instead of walking,,haha, miss you bro, he passed away, close to that river , in his sleep and in his camper ,, ❤ don’t feel sorry for us, we had some good family times! Smile and be happy, enjoy your brothers and sisters while you can ! ❤that’s all I got to say,,
Poxa amigo isso doeu, tenho um irmão que passamos a infância juntos e brincando muito, hoje estamos afastados por conta de besteiras. Mas sinto falta dele
@@alcideshernandez6234 No. No, it isn't. It's a guy on an already established logging road, going from point A to point B. The environment will be fine. Get over yourself.
в твоем комменте, есть слово - Труман. к размышлению не зовет? Автомобиль этот - разработан и создан американцами, затем, отдан в рашу и назван ЗиЛом. так вот, зил умер, совок тоже, а ШЕВРОЛЕ, ИНТЕРНЕШН, МАСК, ПЕТЕРБИЛТ, ФРЭЙДЛАЙНЕР и иные автомобили, и автозаводы, которые построили автотракторную и все остальные промышленность в ссср, в период с 20-х по 40- е г.г. живут до сих пор...
@@simplerichard3357но тарасик не в курсах, что инженерная и не только мысль наших ученных подарила американцам другие технологии. Они смотрят на одну сторону медали и не знают,что всегда другая сторона, как и палки есть два конца
@@СемСеменыч-б2ии ненависть ко всему, что создано СССР, хотя страна в которой он живёт тоже когда-то была в союзе. Отрицание фактов и попытка их изменить выглядит вполне естественно для его уровня
I hope people realize 1. This is not in the USA 2. This is not what off-roading is like in the USA. We have clearly marked trails, people are not allowed to drive through areas like this. Don’t worry!
Nie siedzę w ciężarówkach ale mialem ostatnio zaszczyt prostować starego Kraza i powiem tyle- widzę podniesione baki na pace i wiem, że ten potworek niejedno bagno przebrodził 👌😁
@gmc8099 technically everything comes from the sky. We are stardust. Oil most likely comes from the mantle, not dinosaurs. Still its way more fun to ride down a creek on a dirt bike, leaving far less damage ( something I have done, have you? Or simply by walking
Вообще я считаю очень круто встретить что-то из России в какой-нибудь другой стране например в Англии или Америке. Потому что они очень редко встречаются на дорогах там 😆
solche fahrzeuge wie der ZIL werden in 100 jahren alle modernen fahrzeuge überleben. sowas ist unzerstörbar und im notfall mit klebeband zu reparieren.
@@ТузикГрелкин-е4у Вполне мог быть среди конструкторов и таджик. Какая разница, вообще, кто по национальности, если вся страна представляла из себя одну корпорацию, принадлежащую всем? Какая разница, кто в каком цеху этой единой корпорации работает?
@@deller5924 Who can tell? Mostly Studebakers carrying the soviets Katiushas back them. As today, there´s no better truck than a KAMZ for tough roads driving. 19 titles in Paris-Dakar can tell.
a horror movie with this truck would be terrifying, imagine you're running in the woods thinking you're safe but this truck just tears down everything in its path
Yo estando en el ejército en Cuba maneje ese camión ruso el ZIL 157 alguno le dicen pan duro jalan por las 6 rueda y tienen winche con cable de hasero tienen un motor de 8 cilindros en linia de gasolina caja 5 velocidad y camina 120 kilómetros son muy bueno hay como tres modelo de este tipo de camión después salío el ZIL 130 V8 y 131 camión 157 y 131 son hecho para el ejército militar
They can go places for sure but the are otherwise horrible. Take that as words from a vet that drove them and used them daily. Bad brakes, low gearing works well, but other than that...
"I didn't make it all the way through third grade for nothing!"😂 I've ALWAYS wanted something like this, just disgustingly beautiful, and ALLLLL business.
Acho engraçado o povo da cidade ficar falando das pessoas do sítio que acabam com a natureza, poluição etc... O povo da cidade que são bando de nojentos, jogam lixos nas ruas em qualquer lugar, polui o mundo com som altos e ainda quer falar mal das pessoas da roça. Affs!!!
Скопированный с загнивающих американцев. Могучий СССР не мог за свою историю сделать хороший V8 даже для легковых автомобилей. У него хорошо получалось делать концлагеря для своих граждан
Вот также ехал по просеке с будкой кунгом ,а он раз и так легко побежал!))Оказывается кордан потелял,я его подобрал кинул в будку и дальше поехал,давно это было лет 40 назад.
@@сергейКостылев-ц3жwell it might be cool, but let’s be honest and understand that the soviets stole ideas and designs from everyone, not just the Americans when it came to cars.
I drove a power wagon in the mid 60s doing the same thing working for a babybell in the midwest. About August of that year we got new/used digger truck with boom.
That was before everyone thought they had a claim on something. He didn't hurt anything and that stream will be around when everyone on here including me is dead .😂
@@williamjohnson6517 yeah, well where I live when people do stupid stunts like this the timber companies put up gates and build 'tank traps' to keep people's vehicles out. And if you're caught behind a gate destroying roads you are cited for trespassing and destruction of private property! They (timber companies) Would have little problem with people staying on roads, but selfish people like this screw it up for everyone! So go ahead and try to justify this stupidity!
@@Ada-zn3pw destroying public property is neither liberal nor conservative, it's foolish! I tested the outer limits of the last fool's health insurance that called me liberal !
It's kind of what those trucks are designed to do. It's not like this ugly ass, jacked up GM, Ford, and Dodge garbage. This truck is purely functional over form.
@@EriMCardenasRCA gift from the USA thou! During and pre ww2 times the US auto brands, like Jeep, Ford and Studebaker have built Soviet auto industry. I have the original Life Magazine from 1942 that’s entirely dedicated to USSR and American “Lend & Lease” program, which also included building of auto factories. In one case, Ford shipped its factory to USSR and reconstructed it there. Magazine also includes interviews with Soviet govt representatives, where they express big gratitude toward USA and its help.
PRA MIM ISTO É E SEMPRE SERA EXEMPLO DE RESPONSABILIDADE FORÇA CARÁTER DO TEMPO QUE SE FAZIA VEÍCULOS COM TODO RESPEITO OU SEJA UMA VERDADEIRA MÁQUINA QUE FICA PRATICAMENTE PRA O RESTO DA VIDA BASTA VOCE DA EM TROCA PARA ELE TODA MANUTENÇÃO PELI MENOS BÁSICA ELE FURAR UMA ETERNIDADE ATE MUITO MAIS QUE COMPRAR QUALQUER TRATOR ESTEIRA . VEÍCULO DE UMA FORÇA IMPRESSIONANTE.
Going to town once every 2 months when i was a kid on our farm late 1960's 😂 but true. I'm still here. Got this fancy part gravel road now but still get water in floorboards after a big rain. Love it. No company at all..... Front, back, and side yards gun ranges. Louisiana Delta
