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{{Infobox vehicle|cargo_type=Open Hull Cargo|produced=1959-1997|country=Czechoslovakia (Formaly Poland)|max_speed=90 Km/H|weight=1 Ton|engine=54 kW}} | {{Infobox vehicle|cargo_type=Open Hull Cargo|produced=1959-1997|country=Czechoslovakia (Formaly Poland)|max_speed=90 Km/H|weight=1 Ton|engine=54 kW}} | ||
'''FZK A07 Open''' is a [[road vehicle]] that can be used to transport | '''FZK A07 Open''' is a [[road vehicle]] that can be used to transport open hull cargo. | ||
It was modeled after [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FSC_%C5%BBuk#cite_note-1 FSC Żuk] | It was modeled after the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FSC_%C5%BBuk#cite_note-1 FSC Żuk]. | ||
== | == Trivia == | ||
* In the game | * In the game it's stated that the FZK A07 Open is produced by Czechoslovakia, which is [https://steamcommunity.com/app/784150/discussions/3/2244426186206755054/ false] because the only countries that had license for the Żuk were [[Poland]] and Egypt (under the ELTRAMCO RAMZES name). | ||
* The low cargo capacity was due to the fact that the chassis, front suspension and engine were from FSO Warszawa (GAZ-M20 'Pobeda') but in reality the Żuk could be [https://motoryzacja.interia.pl/motofani/oldtimery/news-zuk-ten-samochod-zbudowal-polske-dzis-niemal-znikl,nId,2834173 well overloaded] as long as the front suspension was fine. | * The low cargo capacity was due to the fact that the chassis, front suspension and engine were from FSO Warszawa (GAZ-M20 'Pobeda') but in reality the Żuk could be [https://motoryzacja.interia.pl/motofani/oldtimery/news-zuk-ten-samochod-zbudowal-polske-dzis-niemal-znikl,nId,2834173 well overloaded] as long as the front suspension was fine. | ||
* The | * The in-game version has about 73 horsepower, meaning that the engine used is a newer [https://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/S-21_(silnik) S-21] engine or [https://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/4C90 4C90] | ||
* The name Żuk (pl. | * The name Żuk (pl. ''beetle'') was given to the vehicle because the first prototypes had a paint job similar to some beetles. | ||
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FZK A07 Open is a road vehicle that can be used to transport open hull cargo.
It was modeled after the FSC Żuk.
Trivia
- In the game it's stated that the FZK A07 Open is produced by Czechoslovakia, which is false because the only countries that had license for the Żuk were Poland and Egypt (under the ELTRAMCO RAMZES name).
- The low cargo capacity was due to the fact that the chassis, front suspension and engine were from FSO Warszawa (GAZ-M20 'Pobeda') but in reality the Żuk could be well overloaded as long as the front suspension was fine.
- The in-game version has about 73 horsepower, meaning that the engine used is a newer S-21 engine or 4C90
- The name Żuk (pl. beetle) was given to the vehicle because the first prototypes had a paint job similar to some beetles.
