1956 Moskvitch 402 Opel Kadett Vintage Old Russian USSR Car Legendary Historycal

When you think of some of the classic vehicles to emerge from the Soviet era it's easy to build an image of a lumbering stereotype; a kind of dull, unctional car that looked and felt extremely similar to other models. While that may be true to some extent - it has to be said that most Soviet car models weren't exactly exciting - there was much more to Soviet car production than this. Their design reflects a fusion of Western car design and something truly Soviet, nd it's clear that cars made in the Soviet Union are real collectors items today, nd will hold an enduring fascination. DESCRIPTION

FULLY RESTORED EXOTIC 1956 MOSKVITCH 402 SHOW CAR

• You are looking at unique legendary 1956 Moskvitch 402 based on the Opel Kadett.

• This beauty is fully restored with all original made in USSR parts and can be used daily.

• Vehicle runs like a charm, tarts from the first time, nd has no mechanical problems.

• It has been garage kept, nd has never seen any bad weather ever since the restoration.

• It's in really grate shape - everything works and functions as it should.

• This is a GREAT and Rare opportunity to own a 1956 Moskvitch 402 !!!

It's a great and very rear antic car, id with confidence!

TECHNICAL SPECS: Body style 2-door cabriolet Engine 1.2L MZMA-402 Transmission 3-speed manual Measures: Wheelbase 2,370 mm (93.3 in) Length 4,055 mm (159.6 in) Width 1,540 mm (60.6 in) Curb weight 910 kg (2,006 lb) PAYMENT: Non Refundable deposit of $500 required via PayPal. Final payment is due with in 5 business days from winning bid via certified bank check, ank transfer or another method agreed upon by the Seller. All buyers must contact Seller within 12 hours of the end of the auction or Seller may terminate the Purchase Agreement. SHIPPING: The price included ocean freight to NY or MA United State. Buyer is responsible to arrange shipment to the final destination. We can assist with with final destination delivery for extra charge. PICTURES