Last ispection was in 1998. After that it was sitting in building for years. Last 2-3 years it has been sitting outdoors. Imported from Lithuania last year.
What an awesome Soviet mechanical beast. My family used to own one of those back in Kiev, exact same model and even color. My grandpa bought it new in 1978, and my dad and uncle drove it until 1998 when they sold it (it still ran). I wish I can someday come back and take one of those for a spin.
We bought such a car new in 1983. He served for 16 years. We sold it for 56,000 km. It was in very nice condition. It was a very good and durable car. It is so warm in winter that we sat in it in T-shirts. We loved it very much.
There’s a very relaxing quality to these videos. I personally would love to see more older Audi’s but it’s all good. It’s a shame you didn’t drive this one on the back roads. The countryside of your region is so peaceful and serene. I love it.
this channel just gets better & better , a MOSKVICH !!!! , always wanted one in the 1970's ,, they were a new car for the price of a second hand car in uk , great memories lol
I've always loved the 2140. Dad used to have and drive one as a daily until 2007, so I, being 94', learned to drive on it before it went for scrap. It felt like a race car back when I was 12 when I first started to drive it.
Beauty soviet😅 in fact, the UZAM 412 engine was very progressive and relevant at that time. An all-aluminum block, 1.5 liter volume produced 78 HP. And the fact that it started up without any problems after 20 years of inactivity and 45 years since its release only shows how good Soviet engineering was
@y Yes, It does look very similar to the BMW engine but not 100% the same. I think that the engine from your car was developed/derived using the same basic design of that M10 BMW engine with some minor changes here and there to suit your Moskvich car application. Fascinating !
@@Flexiny Fortunately, you are wrong, the internal combustion engine of the Moskvich-412 (UzAM-412) cannot in any case be considered a copy of a BMW! This is a false and incorrect opinion. If you are interested, I can provide a link to the information. Sorry for my English.
this one actually seems to have held up pretty well. I'm surprised at how much of the electrical just works, and the engine was eager to start as well. nice job.
Moskviches never had 2 stroke engines from factory. Either you mixed it up with another car or you built a custom one, which wasn't all that uncommon in those years in eastern bloc countries, infact I wish more of those garage built "customs" survived to this day, I wanted to buy a GAZ-24 Volga with 2.4TD Andoria 4C90 Polish Diesel engine but I decided it was way too rusty even for $700. Too bad.
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Too bad detenté didn't see more of these imported to the West. I bet they were good on gas. All we got were Belarus tractors and YUGOs. 😊 if anyone remembers the YUGO. Good work getting this one running again Flexiny!
They were imported to the West but didn't sell very well despite the low prices because it was outdated, didn't ride that good and wasn't very economical.
@@MarkGelderland Where does this information come from? Muscovites bought and even bought very well. And in terms of savings, in that year such consumption was considered the norm.
@@user-yy1gv2bp4v Common knowledge, these cars sold bad in Western Europe, hardly ever saw one. Translated from wikipedia NL: '' Import stopped in de 70s because few people wanted to buy these outdated cars''.
@@MarkGelderland It's immediately obvious that you don't understand these beautiful cars. Moskvich-408 and then 412 sold very well abroad. Unfortunately, I cannot provide the source of information because I forgot the title of the article (and it was a long time ago). But one thing I can say for sure: Moskvich has never been a bad car. This is even evidenced by the fact that he participated in rallies such as London-Sydney and London-Mexico City and not only participated, but took prizes, beating many foreign cars. This is already a fact, some people just don’t want to admit it. Sorry for my English.
This car is what you would see in Iron Curtain countries. I know someone who is a retired school teacher and he visited Poland, Yugoslavia, Bulgaria 🇧🇬, Romania, and Czechoslovakia. In the photos he took. There were a lot cars but if you want to get a car, they put you on a waiting list which can be up to ten years for delivery. Only the lucky ones can have a car. A member of the politbureau would drive a Volvo, BMW, or a Mercedes-Benz.
@maikelnait4495 Unfortunately, he never visited East Germany, the Soviet Union, or Hungary. He took the trips during the summer, and he had a local who showed him around. I don't know what the rules were for school teachers and college professors.
In Bulgaria it was 10 years for a Lada, which was more expensive, but for a Moskvich it was 2 years, only because they for our market they were assembled locally, in Lovech. 2 years is still rediculous at those prices compared to the salary back then but still not as crazy as 10.
Er war ein klasse Auto von der Innenausstattung für seiner Zeit sehr Fortschrittlich .Ich bin sehr gerne einen Gefahren und überlege einen vollständig Restaurierten mir wieder zu zulegen .😊
Once upon a time, this vehicle was the dream of a Soviet person; you had to earn money for a long time to buy it and then put it in the garage because there are no spare parts in case of breakdown and you only ride when you really need it.
Что вы следите, заработать на машину было не проблема, была проблема её купить! Запчастей как и официальных сервисных центров было море по всему союзу. Тот же АЗЛК сервис в Москве был по размерам как микро город...
Hai flexiny # A Very long X , never see your NEW AND LATEST VEDEO ...? WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN ...? WE FROM MALAYSIA MISS YOUR VIDEOS ... ! 🎉 regards Eddy Opel.
I have same Moskvich same color, but 1982. I accidentally killed the engine because of disappeared oil and, and yesterday swapped. Hope the new engine will be fine
Saime uuena autoostuloaga samasuguse Moskvich 2140, aastast 1979. Salatiroheline värv. Ei ütleks, et remonti vajas. Õppisin sellega sõitma. kiirendus oli sellel 412 mootoril väga hea ja edasi läks hästi.
Привет. Лайк с меня. Спасибо вам большое за новое видео. У меня была такая машина в 90 стые. У вас очень крутой канал на Ютубе. Удачи вам, просветания вашему каналу и всех благ.
A lot of room in that engine bay given the size of the car, but I guess back in the soviet era, you got what was "fair and equal", unless you were one of the uppers who were more fair and equal and got bigger and better things... :P
в эстонии этот экземпляр отлично сохранился,в рф они все сгнили давно,если только не коллекционные экземпляры,за ними следят,а обычные гражданские в рф на дорогах давно не увидиш
@@Mihail_K. I don't think I said that it was 'exactly like' a Lada, I merely said it looks like a Lada. As the Moskvich is otherwise unknow to me, I was thinking of the Lada, which used to be common here where I lived.
Last ispection was in 1998. After that it was sitting in building for years. Last 2-3 years it has been sitting outdoors. Imported from Lithuania last year.
For how much ?
Try to find vaz 2105
Honestly, the bodywork looks impeccable for its circumstances. Interior somewhat too, considering it wasnt used in 20 years.
@@filip.gaming.csgo.macedonia nah, these are much more rare
@@vadim6385 i live in macedonia so lada is very common
I had a car like this, I watch the video and it’s like I smell the interior and exhaust that you can’t confuse with anything else.
What an awesome Soviet mechanical beast.
My family used to own one of those back in Kiev, exact same model and even color. My grandpa bought it new in 1978, and my dad and uncle drove it until 1998 when they sold it (it still ran).
I wish I can someday come back and take one of those for a spin.
It is a Fiat Lada copy right?
@@guyfawkesuThe1 No, that was the Lada.
@@guyfawkesuThe1хуяда это совсем другой авто
We bought such a car new in 1983. He served for 16 years. We sold it for 56,000 km. It was in very nice condition. It was a very good and durable car. It is so warm in winter that we sat in it in T-shirts. We loved it very much.
А вы от куда?
The last model of Moskivich cars that entered Iraq 🇮🇶 was 1975.
I am from Iraq 🇮🇶
Super Al Hella😅
LOVE IT. Simple, rugged, useful transportation...
There’s a very relaxing quality to these videos. I personally would love to see more older Audi’s but it’s all good. It’s a shame you didn’t drive this one on the back roads. The countryside of your region is so peaceful and serene. I love it.
this channel just gets better & better , a MOSKVICH !!!! , always wanted one in the 1970's ,, they were a new car for the price of a second hand car in uk , great memories lol
I've always loved the 2140. Dad used to have and drive one as a daily until 2007, so I, being 94', learned to drive on it before it went for scrap. It felt like a race car back when I was 12 when I first started to drive it.
Это наверное самый целый кузов среди тех авто что к вам попадали. Сам иногда на родительском 2140 езжу, на свои года очень крутое авто.
Обычная помойка, почти все иномарки целее.
@@kotiksky да конечно))))))
@@red9615 именно так.
@@kotiksky миф что иномарка долговечнее вк коррозии ну ну)))
@@kotiksky Недавно предложили Гольф-3 - кузов гнилой, восстановление дороже стоимости авто.
This is the first time I have seen in such videos that someone cleans the engine compartment before starting work. Respect!
Beauty soviet😅
in fact, the UZAM 412 engine was very progressive and relevant at that time. An all-aluminum block, 1.5 liter volume produced 78 HP. And the fact that it started up without any problems after 20 years of inactivity and 45 years since its release only shows how good Soviet engineering was
75 л.с. Как у ДТ-75 ( отец всегда шутил)
Правильно!!! Советская техника одна из лучших!! Поддерживаю на 100%!!!
That’s really cool. Looks to have excellent ground clearance. Would love to drive one
звук мотора это звук моего детства спасибо тебе мужик!!!
Этот звук каждый день слышу
Düzdür 😢
Great video flexiny, great work, another classic saved👌👍😀
Top video guys, that car is amazing condition considering it waa sat for so long, keep up the good work 👍
These cars are immortal, definitely the toughest cars I've ever seen.
It is stuttering when it's cold but if you warm it it will be okay.It is a very good car.Good job on this videos😊
Nice old classic car.
I noticed that the engine looks very similar to a BMW M10 engine.
If im right this engine is copied from BMW, but its not exactly same.
@y Yes, It does look very similar to the BMW engine but not 100% the same. I think that the engine from your car was developed/derived using the same basic design of that M10 BMW engine with some minor changes here and there to suit your Moskvich car application. Fascinating !
Opel end 1940.✌
@@Flexiny Fortunately, you are wrong, the internal combustion engine of the Moskvich-412 (UzAM-412) cannot in any case be considered a copy of a BMW! This is a false and incorrect opinion. If you are interested, I can provide a link to the information. Sorry for my English.
There was a USSR car club here i the UK at one point. I'm not sure if it's still going . Great video that moski looks amazing for its age ❤❤
Such a shame I can't copy your reply in to Google translate my friend would like to know what you said
@@marciabaldwin2506 Jeremy Clarkson as a child, his father drove him to school in a Moskvitch (Top Gear)
Хорошо сохранился
this one actually seems to have held up pretty well. I'm surprised at how much of the electrical just works, and the engine was eager to start as well. nice job.
Bravooooo majstore ovakav moskvić se je vozijo i po Yugoslovenskim cestama tenk od avta
As a tradie, I always like these simple and DIY friendly cars. Always imagine putting roof ranks and tow ball on them.
We run a few Moskvich two strokes in the late 70s / early 80s....Bullet proof.
2 Stroke moskwich? Did those exist, or you built them?
Moskviches never had 2 stroke engines from factory. Either you mixed it up with another car or you built a custom one, which wasn't all that uncommon in those years in eastern bloc countries, infact I wish more of those garage built "customs" survived to this day, I wanted to buy a GAZ-24 Volga with 2.4TD Andoria 4C90 Polish Diesel engine but I decided it was way too rusty even for $700. Too bad.
Love that notification sound 7:55
Yeeeees! Anything from my favorite maker is an instant like from me. Ik it’s a weird brand to have as a favorite, but it’ll take me days to explain why.
Bu moskvich juda chiroyli xolatda ekan xar bir tayorlagan videolar menga juda yoqadi sizga omad yana yangi videolar kutaman ❤❤
Москвич зачетный , отличное состояние для своих лет 👍👍👍👍
Very interesting video. Like that you use knowledge on cars.♥️👍
Flexiny thank's to this video, i have 2 moskvich)) more video with this car) Hello from Belarus 👌😎
А в это время где-то радуется Москвич на Москвичах 😅))))
дооооо
не радуется, а возмущается что не тот бампер поставили.
@@rostilembe пусть тогда приедет и притаранит кошерный бампер)))))
Молодцы ребята! Жду каждый ваш выпуск с нетерпением. Привет всем из Челябинска.
И вам привет из Миасса!)) Мы тоже смотрим!
Bитaлий , фины и эcты paциoнaльны . Этoт пapeнь зapaбaтывaeт ceльcким xoзяйcтвoм , xpaнeниeм и
oбcлyживaниeм
мaшин .Bы бы ceбe тaкyю
" pocкoшь " ocтaвили ?!!
@@Andy-de8rpинтересно, на мой взгляд большинство авто из роликов только перепродавать под реставрацию если найдется любитель)
Thats a sexy car.
body looks perfect condition for such an old car.
Another fantastic video thanks Flexiny that Moskie looks fantastic
😳 it has original diagonal tyres, have you seen that? 2:18 it’s very hard to stop a car on these tyres on wet surface.
These cars had excellenT engines, very much enhanced BMW M10 copies, the best eastern engines of their time!
Не зря получается комуняки после войны немецких инженеров и оборудование к себе вывозили за поребрик.
Yeah, russians are good at stealing ideas but the quality of the copy was garbage.
No, the UZAM 412 engine is a completely Soviet development and the UZAM 412 is not a copy and does not use technical solutions of the BMW M10 engine
@@Peterisdid412Than its even better!
Excellent is a wrong word to use.
I also started one, last week, its last inspection was in 1996
46 years car
السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته أحسنت عمل جيد
Did they all have that much ground clearance??? Built to take on anything! Thanks for another cool video, Flexiny.
Вот это зверь, да ещё и в отличном состоянии. Ну такой грех продавать. Лучше себе для коллекции оставить.
В чермет сдать
@@kotiksky тебя так100%
Too bad detenté didn't see more of these imported to the West. I bet they were good on gas. All we got were Belarus tractors and YUGOs. 😊 if anyone remembers the YUGO. Good work getting this one running again Flexiny!
They were imported to the West but didn't sell very well despite the low prices because it was outdated, didn't ride that good and wasn't very economical.
They were bloody awful agricultural tanks. Nothing redeeming about them at all.
@@MarkGelderland Where does this information come from? Muscovites bought and even bought very well. And in terms of savings, in that year such consumption was considered the norm.
@@user-yy1gv2bp4v Common knowledge, these cars sold bad in Western Europe, hardly ever saw one. Translated from wikipedia NL: '' Import stopped in de 70s because few people wanted to buy these outdated cars''.
@@MarkGelderland It's immediately obvious that you don't understand these beautiful cars. Moskvich-408 and then 412 sold very well abroad. Unfortunately, I cannot provide the source of information because I forgot the title of the article (and it was a long time ago). But one thing I can say for sure: Moskvich has never been a bad car. This is even evidenced by the fact that he participated in rallies such as London-Sydney and London-Mexico City and not only participated, but took prizes, beating many foreign cars. This is already a fact, some people just don’t want to admit it. Sorry for my English.
Looks absolutely mint from the first bit of the video, apart from the wheels being a bit grubby
Cool little car! GT black rear panel 👀😉 looks a strong car, great start 👍
This car is what you would see in Iron Curtain countries. I know someone who is a retired school teacher and he visited Poland, Yugoslavia, Bulgaria 🇧🇬, Romania, and Czechoslovakia. In the photos he took. There were a lot cars but if you want to get a car, they put you on a waiting list which can be up to ten years for delivery. Only the lucky ones can have a car. A member of the politbureau would drive a Volvo, BMW, or a Mercedes-Benz.
Add all Baltic states to that list. Same story.
@maikelnait4495 Unfortunately, he never visited East Germany, the Soviet Union, or Hungary. He took the trips during the summer, and he had a local who showed him around. I don't know what the rules were for school teachers and college professors.
In Bulgaria it was 10 years for a Lada, which was more expensive, but for a Moskvich it was 2 years, only because they for our market they were assembled locally, in Lovech. 2 years is still rediculous at those prices compared to the salary back then but still not as crazy as 10.
Этот экземпляр из первых моделей, потому как приборка схожа с запорожцем. Дальше устанавливали свои приборки
I had this a as a child Version with pedals,regards Flexiny 🎉
Great car!😊 👍😍
Er war ein klasse Auto von der Innenausstattung für seiner Zeit sehr Fortschrittlich .Ich bin sehr gerne einen Gefahren und überlege einen vollständig Restaurierten mir wieder zu zulegen .😊
Обана😂Опять космич👍👍👍
Beautiful car
Love your videos!
Вот это я понимаю
Once upon a time, this vehicle was the dream of a Soviet person; you had to earn money for a long time to buy it and then put it in the garage because there are no spare parts in case of breakdown and you only ride when you really need it.
Что вы следите, заработать на машину было не проблема, была проблема её купить! Запчастей как и официальных сервисных центров было море по всему союзу.
Тот же АЗЛК сервис в Москве был по размерам как микро город...
Конечно не проблема заработать 7000 рублей на москвич при зарплате 130 рублей и человек живёт на одну зарплату не берет взяток и не ворует.
@@garikdez а не проблема сейчас купить машину за 2.2 миллиона рублей получая 30-50к?) Не одно ли и то же?
People forget that these cars drove around in very many countries. People in those countries had quite different living conditions.
@@garikdez 5600, кажется... 6500 - ВАЗ. В семье был зелёный , 1978 г. Покупали новым. Очередь - 2 года
Сильный аппарат катались на таком в детстве на первой передачи 80 км разгоняли вот это мощь
капец вы....
Good job 👍👍 man
Сперва ЛАЙК потом видео.
Вот это пепелац, живучий и выглядит вполне достойно для своих лет👍
wow that clean engine oil o,O
Super ekipa
Станислав одобрил бы😊
Thanks for another cool video!
Обожаю москвичи
Класс! спасибо за новое видео!
Хороший москвичок👌👌👌👍👍👍🔥🔥🔥
Super belə videolardan çox gəlsin🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿❤❤❤❤
красавец еще бы на красном салоне был бы!
Какая дальнейшая судьба этого Москвича? Восстановление и продажа, реставрация и в коллекцию?
в утиль
@@kotiksky баржу свою сдай в у тиль умнег
@@red9615 как быстро ты порвался
@@kotiksky иди баржу свою маслом заправь и шкворни прошприцуй)))
Есть такой 1975 года выпуска . До сих пор на ходу. Езжу на нём иногда.
Beatiful 💛
Почему не залили антифриз в расширительный бачок?
looks amazing
Every week a moskvich is needed!
Here, the vacuum works constantly because the engine produces high revolutions
Wow it will be dirty 16 years for last inspection
Hai flexiny # A Very long X , never see your NEW AND LATEST VEDEO ...? WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN ...? WE FROM MALAYSIA MISS YOUR VIDEOS ... ! 🎉 regards Eddy Opel.
I have same Moskvich same color, but 1982. I accidentally killed the engine because of disappeared oil and, and yesterday swapped. Hope the new engine will be fine
Немного настроить карбюратор, зажигание и будет работать как швейцарские часы. Это не современные пластмассовые технологии.
So clean, unknow in France but i like this cool car 😉😉😉😉😉
Cudeńko
After starting them, do u keep the cars for ur self or u sell them?
Saime uuena autoostuloaga samasuguse Moskvich 2140, aastast 1979. Salatiroheline värv. Ei ütleks, et remonti vajas. Õppisin sellega sõitma. kiirendus oli sellel 412 mootoril väga hea ja edasi läks hästi.
Привет. Лайк с меня. Спасибо вам большое за новое видео. У меня была такая машина в 90 стые. У вас очень крутой канал на Ютубе. Удачи вам, просветания вашему каналу и всех благ.
звук приятный. не могли его сделать пошире и подлиннее?
I had a smilier car 1975 orange
Front brakes are seized at least passenger side visible. Rubber break lines deteriorate and lose the hole inside those go right into calipers
Hello from MOSKOW RUSSIA
Красавец, ему только бампер поставить задний, и как новый!
Our first car when I was growing up, even the color. Mixed feelings of nostalgia and the will to torch the garbage😁
Огромные вы молодцы!!!!!
Lol i have a collectable model of that car in a box, i paid like 70 euros for it and now it went up in value.
удивительно. стоял на улице и не сгнил в труху. Машина в своё время была классной.
Обычная помойка за неимением альтернативы
This doesn't break😎
Heb aan die auto,s gewerkt .
Altijd versnellingsbak olie controleren. Peilstok via cabine bereikbaar.
В мене теж 2140,78 року,норм апарат)
A lot of room in that engine bay given the size of the car, but I guess back in the soviet era, you got what was "fair and equal", unless you were one of the uppers who were more fair and equal and got bigger and better things... :P
в эстонии этот экземпляр отлично сохранился,в рф они все сгнили давно,если только не коллекционные экземпляры,за ними следят,а обычные гражданские в рф на дорогах давно не увидиш
Good condition
Looks like a 1970's era Lada, or Fiat 124.
Nice old car..
The only similarity with a Lada is that it has 4 weels and 4 doors. Totally different car.
@@Mihail_K. I don't think I said that it was 'exactly like' a Lada, I merely said it looks like a Lada.
As the Moskvich is otherwise unknow to me, I was thinking of the Lada, which used to be common here where I lived.