GAZ-AA
GAZ-AA Photo by Ivan Goseling
GAZ-AA
GAZ-AA simplified version
Produced 1932 — 1938. Wheels 4x2. Its based on Ford AA truck. It was made as lightweight as possible. There are many modifications of GAZ AA like firetruck, prisontruck, ambulance etc. Alltogether over 1 million units were built.
During the WW2 simplified version was built to save materials. For example it only had one headlamp and its roof was made of canvas.
Engine
Formula 4 cylinders
Compression ratio 4,22
Displacement 3,285 liters
Torque 16,5 kg/m
Perfomance 40 hp @ 2200 rpm
Fuel conumption 20,5 liters/100 km
Fuel tank capacity 40 liters
Top speed when loaded 70 km/h
Gearbox 4+1speed
Dimensions
Lenght 5335 mm
Width 2040 mm
Height 1970 mm
Wheelbase 3340 mm
Weights
Cerb weight 1750 kg
Carrying capacity 1500 kg
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