Because of the war of aggression and the Russian attack, the cool OldCarLand car festival was no longer held in Kyiv, but this year they decided to organize a vintage car exhibition, but in a shorter format. It was called “Stars OldCarLand”.
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Both regular OldCarLand participants and new models were brought to the exhibition. In addition, the exhibits of the Wheels of History museum, which recently opened in Kyiv, were also brought.
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It was from there that the oldest car at the exhibition was brought – a 1932 GAZ-A, which is a licensed copy of the Ford A. Other cars from the 30s include two Buick Roadmasters, Audi Front UW225 convertibles (with front-wheel drive), Opel Super 6, and Skoda Popular.
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The Grand Prix of the exhibition went to a huge 1966 Cadillac DeVille convertible. The automotive America of the 60s and 70s was also represented by two Chevrolet Impalas, a Pontiac Catalina, and an Oldsmobile Delta 88.
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The European classics included Peugeot 203, Rolls-Royce Corniche III and Silver Spirit, Volvo 142, Ford Capri and Sierra Cosworth, Mercedes W116 and W123.
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The exposition of Soviet equipment was quite extensive. In particular, one could see a ZIL-114 membership car, a ZIM convertible, or a GAZ-23 Volga for the KGB with a 195-horsepower Chayka V8 and automatic transmission.
In addition, World War II off-road vehicles, motorcycles, and interesting special equipment such as a mobile TV studio based on Avia A21 were demonstrated.