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Behind the Iron Curtain, trucks weren’t built for comfort or style.
They were built for war zones, frozen tundra, deserts, and roads that barely existed.

In the 1980s, Soviet engineers created some of the toughest trucks ever made—machines designed to run with minimal maintenance, survive brutal climates, and keep moving no matter what stood in their way.

Many were engineering successes.
Some were shockingly innovative.
All of them were built to survive the impossible.

From legendary 6×6 workhorses like KamAZ and Ural, to massive heavy haulers from MAZ, brutal prime movers from KrAZ, and everyday Soviet backbone trucks from ZIL—these machines defined an era of industrial toughness.

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