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A "drawback" with Eastern European web sites is the many languages, but quite a lot of the sites have English or German versions. And there are other means of help, as well. Like if you want to check out a web site written in Russian (Cyrillic characters), then first enter either http://www.translate.ru or http://www.babelfish.altavista.com Follow the instructions on the screen, and the Russian site will (more or less) be translated into English, German or French.

The three car manufacturers of which the MIG Register is based, are found at these web sites:

Moskvich (1)
http://www.azlk.ru

There are two official Moskvich sites. Even though the plant has changed its name to OAO Moskvich, they still use the old AZLK name in both web site adresses.

There is no English version. OAO Moskvich went into bankrupcy during May 2002, and the Moskvich plant, incl. the Moskvich museum, were seized by bailiffs. The museum cars were returned after a few days, but four years later (Summer of 2006) there is still no production at the factory. Probably it is closed down for good.

Moskvich (2)
http://www.moskvich-azlk.ru

Second Moskvich site. No English version here either.

IZh (1)
http://www.izh-auto.com

There are three IZh websites on the internet. This one is about car production only, but also in Russian language only. The history section has some very nice pictures.

IZh (2)
http://www.izhmash.ru/eng/

The Izhmash Works have two web-sites in English language. This is the newest. It seems like a new site has been made, without removing the old site.

IZh (3)
http://izhmash.udm.ru/izhmash.html

This is the second IZhmash Works web site, and probably the oldest. The "old" IZh-27156 van is shown here, and according to other sources, that model was discontinued in 2001. Both web sites in English deals with the whole IZhmash Group, including arms production, motor vehicles, motorcycles etc.

IZh (4)
http://eng.izhmoto.ru/

The motorcycle division of IZh. English language.

GAZ (Volga)
http://www.gaz.ru/

This is the official web site of the GAZ Works. A new version from November 2002 also includes a section in English. (There is a link to the English section on the opening page). The encoding sometimes has to be set manually, if you want to see the Cyrillic characters.
Information on the GAZ cars are found on another website as well.
http://www.detroit.ru/model/gaz
This site is a part of the "Nishny Novgorod - The Detroit of Russia"-project. A project started with the purpose of promoting the car industry within the Nishny Novgorod region.

Vehicle manufacturers of other Eastern European countries:

Autosan Polish bus manufacturer	Avia (Daewoo-Avia) Czech manufacturer of commercial vehicles	Fiat Poland The former FSM Works are renamed to Fiat Poland	Daewoo-FSO FSO is now controlled by Daewoo, and the only surviving model from the "old" FSO is the Polonez. A pickup version of the Polonez is called Daewoo-FSO Truck and can be seen at the Nysa web site.

Ikarbus This is the Yugoslavian Ikarus Bus Factory. Changed its name to Ikarbus in 1992.	Ikarusbus And this is the Hungarian Ikarus Bus Factory, renamed Ikarusbus in 1999.	Jelcz Polish truck- and bus manufacturer	Karosa Czech bus manufacturer

Lublin Polish manufacturer of commercial vehicles. Owned by Daewoo. Formerly Zuk.	Multicar German (formerly East German) manufacturer of small special purpose vehicles	MZ German (formerly East German) motorcycle manufacturer	NOVOP/Novoplan Slovakian bus manufacturer

Nysa Motors Used to manufacture the Nysa vans/trucks. Now a part of Daewoo-FSO, manufaturing the Daewoo-FSO Truck, a pickup-version of the FSO Polonez. The site requires Flash to work properly.	Praga Czech truck manufacturer	Rába Hungarian truck manufacturer	Rodae Romanian assembly plant for Daewoo cars

Roman/DAC Romanian truck- and bus manufacturer. They even have a newer homepage, found here.	FAP Sanos Makedonian bus manufacturer. The buses are made under license from Mercedes Benz.	Skoda Czech car manufacturer. (Passenger car division). Owned by Volkswagen.	Star Polish truck manufacturer

Tatra Czech truck manufacturer	Beta-Plus Polish manufacturer of leisure vehicles	Ursus Polish tractor manufacturer	Yugo (Zastava) Serbian (ex-Yugoslavian) car manufacturer. Passenger car division.

Zastava Kamioni Serbian (ex-Yugoslavian) manufacturer of commercial vehicles	Zetor Czech tractor manufacturer	Solaris Polish bus manufacturer	Junak Motors Polish motorcycle manufacturer

Tovarna Vozil Maribor Slovenian manufacturer. TAM trucks and Marbus buses.	Tomos Slovenian moped manufacturer	Adria-Mobil Slovenian manufacturer of camping caravans and campmobiles	Neobus Yugoslavian (Serbian) bus manufacturer. Formerly Autokaroserija Novi Sad.

ARO Rumenian manufacturer of 4WD vehicles	Gordon Czech car manufacturer. Appr. 30 cars a year.	Havel Czech car manufacturer. Makes small buggies.	Kaipan Czech car manufacturer. Makes replicas of the Lotus Super Seven.

MTX Czech car manufacturer, tuning- and racing company. Makes a small Hyundai-powered buggy.	Autohobis Lithuanian company. Distributor and assembler of the British Pilgrim kit cars, especially Cobra replicas.	Zliner Bus manufacturer and Karosa dealer in Zlin, Czech Republic	Skoda Ostrov The former trolleybus divison of Skoda. Now an independent company.

Alfine This Czech makes small commercial vehicle named Magma Alficar.	Jelinék Laureta Czech manufacturer of Skoda based vans and ambulances.	Ross Czech truck manufacturer.	Tedom The Czech truck manufacturer Skoda-LIAZ went into bankruptcy in 2002, and was later bought by Tedom Holding. The company presented a bus in 2004.

SOR Czech bus manufacturer.	Niewiadow Polish manufacturer of trailers, camping caravans and motor caravans. The leightweight Poletta caravans were made here.	SlovBus Slovakian bus manufacturer.	Zasada Group This Polish company controls, among others, the truck and bus manufacturers Jelcz, Star and Autosan.

Manet Slovakian manufacturer of mopeds. Among the previous production are the Tatran scooter and the Babetta moped. The factory has also made Jawa motorcycles under license.	Ocelot Auto This Czech company bought the procuction rights for the TAZ 1500 van series, (formerly the Skoda 1203M), when the TAZ Trnava company in Slovakia went into liquidation. See http://www.ocelotauto.cz as well.	Roman/DAC This is the newest homepage of the Romanian truck manufacturer Roman. They even have an older page, found here.	Clic Polish manufacturer of micro cars.

Dacia Romanian car manufacturer	S.C. Tohan Romanian manufacturer of bicycles and mopeds. The moped Mobra Hoinar is made by Tohan.	Motorica Russian company that manufactures special editions of Lada/VAZ vehicles, like coupes, pickup trucks and ambulances.	Melkus German, formerly East-German, racing- and tuning-company that (per 2006) plans to start new production of the legendary Melkus RS1000 sports coupe from the 1970's.

Other sites containing information on (Soviet-)Russian vehicle manufacture:
		The "Oldtimers Picture Gallery", by Andrei Bogomolov: http://www.autogallery.org.ru/gal.htm This is perhaps the most comprehensive site on (Soviet-)Russian vehicle manufacture, covering it all the way back to the pioneer years. Loads of pictures, links etc. The site also includes vehicles from other parts of the world, and has a page with cars for sale. Andrei Bogomolov is a good friend of the MIG Register, and if his time allows it, you are welcome to ask questions. (In English or Russian).
		Sovavto Catalog SovAvto website - ALL about ALL Soviet and Russian Cars Another comprehensive site on (Soviet-)Russian vehicles, discontinued models as well as the present models.
		Motorcenter ASTA http://www.mcasta.ru/eng/mainhome2.htm This site has an overview of all motorcycles, mopeds and All-Terrain-Vehicles made in Russia today. And also hydrocycles, (waterjets), bicycles and machinery.
		Cartinki http://www.cartinki.ru Cartinki.ru is a photo data base, containing photos of all kinds of vehicles and equipment related to transport. Domestic Russian products as well as imported products. New and old, and military vehicles included. Most photos are taken at fairs, exhibitions and vintage car rallies. Cartinki.ru has the copyright (©) to all photos.
		Russian Cars, by V.P. Smirnov (Smallstar) http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/Speedway/4546/ Information and photos on (Soviet-)Russian vehicles. In English.

Vehicle manufacturers in Russia and the former Soviet-Union:

BelAZ Belorussian plant manufacturing heavy duty vehicles and special purpose vehicles	The Russian Detroit http://www.detroit.ru is the web site of the project "Nishny Novgorod - The Detroit of Russia". A project started with the purpose of promoting the vehicle industry of the Nishny Novgorod region. The GAZ and AMZ Plant are found here, among others. (Russian version only).	IMZ/Ural The motorcycle manufacturer IMZ (Ural) have three websites. This one isone out of two in English. The other site in English is http://www.ural.com/	IMZ/Ural And this one is in Russian only

Irito Russian bus manufacturer	KamAZ Shows the civilian vehicles of the KamAZ plants	LTZ (Lipetskij Traktornij Zavod) Russian tractor manufacturer	LuAZ Ukrainian manufacturer of small 4WD vehicles. The site has an "automatic" translation service from Russian to English or French. There is also a new LuAZ web-site.

MARZ Russian bus manufacturer	MAZ Belorussian truck- and bus manufacturer	MAZ-MAN A cooperation between the Belorussian MAZ and the German MAN companies	MTZ Belorussian tractor manufacturer. Exported under the Belarus badge.

MZKT Belorussian manufacturer of heavy duty vehicles	NefAZ Russian bus manufaturer. Subsidiary of KamAZ.	OKA Russian small car. Developed by VAZ, but mainly manufactured by a subsidiary of KamAZ.	PAZ Russian bus manufacturer

Rybinsk Motors Russian business group manufacturing snowmobiles and special purpose vehicles, among other products.	UAZ Russian car manufaturer	VAZ (Lada) The official home page of the VAZ (Lada) Group. In Russian only.	VTZ (Vladimir Traktornij Zavod) Russian tractor manufacturer

ZiD Russian manufacturer of motorcycles and mopeds	ZIL Russian car manufacturer	ZZGT Russian manufacturer of crawler vehicles	Bronto Russian manufacturer of special purpose vehicles, based on the VAZ (Lada) program

UralAZ Russian truck manufacturer. See UralAZ.com as well	Autozaz-Daewoo Ukrainian car manufacturer, formerly ZAZ	ChTZ Russian manufacturer of crawler tractors.	KrAZ Ukrainian truck manufacturer See Alphatex as well

AMZ Russian manufacturer of special purpose vehicles and military vehicles, cooperates with GAZ	Avtodesign Russian automotive design company. Mostly special purpose trucks, but also vehicles like the Altkam 2002.	Metrovagonmash (MMZ) Russian manufacturer of dumper trucks, military vehicles, trailers etc.	GolAZ Russian bus manufacturer

LuAZ (new) New web-site from LuAZ, opened spring 2002. The old website is here.	KaVZ Russian bus manufacturer	RosLada Assembly- and parts plant for VAZ (Lada)	VIS (VAZ InterService) Assembly- and parts plant for VAZ (Lada). Makes own pickup models.

Avtotor Assembly plant in Kaliningrad. BMW, Kia, and others.	Dragon Motor Manufacturer of luxurous 4-wheel-drives. Subsidiary of Style Co., St. Petersburg	Technoservis Makes a 4x4 with Volga body, and even other special purpose vehicle. Volga dealer.	OZTP-Sarmat Russian trailer and bus manufacturer

Semar Russian minibus manufacturer	LAZ Ukrainian bus manufacturer	UAMZ Russian manufacturer of trucks, special purpose vehicles and parts	TrolZa (Formerly ZIU) Largest trolleybus manufacturer in Russia

KMZ (Dnepr) Ukrainian motorcycle manufacturer. Alternative page: http://www.kmz.com.ua	Motovelo (MMVZ) Belorussian motorcycle manufacturer	UralAZ.com Another UralAZ site. See UralAz as well.	VgTZ Russian tractor manufacturer

Retro-Style This Russian company makes the Barkhan 4x4, a Hummer "look-a-like", and they have designed a lovely Hot Rod based on the Moskvich 401.	LiAZ Russian bus manufacturer	A:level This Moscow-based design bureau is an offspring from the bodyshop Auto-Lak. Together, these two companies have created a V12 Volga, and more "dream cars" are planned.	TagAZ Russian car manufacturing plant owned by the Aksay/Doninvest Group. Manufactures Citroën and Hyundai cars.

Autocad Russian company (St. Petersburg) that among other products make the off-road vehicle "T-98 Kombat", armoured cars and other special purpose vehicles.	EL Motors Russian body shop. An offspring from the NAMI design studio.	Disa Makes armoured vehicles and police cars.	Lada Consul Russian tuning company. One of their models is the VAZ (Lada) Tarzan 4x4, a Samara body on a Niva chassis.

Laura/O'Gara Laura Russian company. Offers armoured and special purpose vehicles, plus the Laura SXS sportscar. Also Russian agents for the limousine-manufacturers O'Gara Hess & Eisenhardt (USA) and Duchatelet (Belgium).	RIAT Company owned by KamAZ. Offers special edition versions of KamAZ trucks and OKA cars.	RIDA Armoured vehicles, limousines etc.	Aremkuz Russian body manufacturer and repair shop.

KrymavtoGAZ Ukrainian (Crimean) assembly plant for GAZ vehicles.	TMZ / Tulamashzavod This Russian company makes, among many other products, a diesel engined scooter. The TMZ motorcycle factory is now a part of Tulamashzavod.	Neman Belorussian bus manufacturer.	VMZ Russian bus manufacturer.

Arsenal Bryansk Russian manufacturer of road constriction machinery.	ChSDM Russian manufacturer of road constriction machinery.	Tvexc Russian manufacturer of excavators.	Bogdan Ukrainian bus manufacturer.

Renault-Avtoframos Located in a wing of the AZLK (Moskvich) factory in Moscow, Avtoframos assembles Renault vehicles.	Kirovets Russian tractor manufacturer.	SeAZ Russian car manufacturer. For many years, this company made vehicles for the disabled, under the name of SMZ.	Cardi Russian car designer and styler.

Yarovit Russian manufacturer of heavy trucks.

Importers/dealers:

Belarus Norge A/S Norwegian importer of Belarus tractors	Lada Germany	Lada France	Lada Denmark

Lada U.K.	Lada Canada	UAZ of America, Inc.	Zastava Motor Works U.S.A., Inc.

Tarmot Polish importer of UAZ, LuAZ, ARO and others. Tarpan Honker dealer.	Damis Motor Poland Polish importer of ARO, Yugo and Tavria.	Volga Auto German importer of GAZ automobiles	Alphatex KrAZ dealer

Vostok Lada One the five largest VAZ (Lada) dealers in Russia. Offers special/tuned and/or styled vehicles as well.	Omega Inter Russian VAZ (Lada) dealer (included the models made by VIS), doing tuning and styling of VAZ (Lada) cars as well.	Okaauto.com The homepage of the company that plans to import the Oka cars into the U.S.A. in 2003/2004.	Volga International Trading Automotive German Volga dealer

UAZ Deutschland European importer of UAZ vehicles	Karter Estonian UAZ-dealer	Lindbergs Bil AB Swedish Lada dealer	Bilfirma Thomas Ramsten Swedish Lada dealer

Cross Lander Brasil The Romanian ARO, "made in Brasil".	Cross Lander U.S.A. ARO in the U.S.A.	Lada Austria The Austrian Lada importer	LG Bil AB Swedish importer for GAZ and Dacia

Lada Sverige AB Swedish Lada importer since 2004	Delta Auto The Finnish Lada importer

Miscellaneous:

Autosoviet Italian site with a lot of information and photos on Eastern European cars, incl. a section on (Soviet-) Russian racing cars.	Barkas.de German fan-site with the history of Barkas and Framo, among other things	Bolko Rawicz (BAhR Production) This site gives the history of many Polish car manufacturers, including "The Unofficial FSO Pages"	Eastern Cars and Motorcycles A number of links to web sites on Eastern European cars and motorcycles. Part of the KTUD Archives.

"Cars of the East" , by Kent Ekholm Swedish site with photos and information on "Cars from the East"	Motor Warp Japanese site with links to vehicle manufacturers all over the world, including many Eastern European.	MTB82 Hungarian site (in English) on the "standard" trolley bus of the Soviet-Union, the MTB82	Polish Auto Industry Before the War Written by Darius Piecinski. Part of the KTUD Archives.

Polish Motorcycles Polish motorcycles, mopeds and scooters. From 1918 until today.	Polish Transport Homepage Comprehensive site with information on vehicles and communications in Poland, and in other parts of Eastern Europe	Romanian cars site Unofficial site for Romanian car manufacture	Max Menkovs Russian Car Pages Mostly about VAZ (Lada), but other makes as well

Autosoviets link site This is the link page of the Italian Autosoviet web site	Moskvich 407 A web site dedicated to the Moskvich 407. In Russian.	KIM-MZMA-AZLK Unofficial Moskvich site. In Russian.	Museum of Antique Automobiles and Motorcycles, Moscow

Jelle Jan Gerrits Volga Homepage	Catalog Auto Moto Web catalog with photos of vehicles sold in Russia	Rheinlaender Wartburg Freunde German fan-site	ASM-Holding Russian holding company. Controls much of the automotive and machinery business. Much about tractors and machinery.

McLellans Automotive This company has thousands of brochures etc. for sale. And best of all, the site has pictures of all of them.	The Domestic Bus Site in Russian language, about many of the bus manufacturers within the CIS-countries. Including some historical.	GAZ Volga M21 in Finland Toni Wessman from Lahti, Finland, has made web pages about his two Volgas, from 1966 and 1968.	BilNorge The Norwegian publishing house Bilforlaget runs this web-page. Among news from all over world, there is a series of features on "The history of car makes". (In Norwegian). This far, GAZ, IZh and FSO are among the Eastern makes presented.

Autonavigator.ru News from the Russian car manufacture business, and a catalog with historical information on (Soviet-) Russian car manufacturers.	Velorex.de German site, divoted to the Czech three-wheeler Velorex	Automobilbau in Ruβland German site about car manufacturing in Russia, from the very beginning and on.	Viertakttrabant.de German site on the Trabant, especially the late models. Prototypes and history.

GAZ 21 US A story about a US export edition GAZ 21, that never reached the US.	Soviet/Russian Classic This Russian company offers Russian cars for export to the West, and parts for Russian cars.	Auto NN This link leads you to the "wallpaper" page of Auto NN. Lovely pictures of GAZ cars to download.	Autoindex English language, but made in Hungary. This web-catalog on automakers of the world has lots of information on Eastern Europe.

Ocalić od zapomnienia Most of what you want to know about Polish car manufacturing through the decades, in Polish.	Titan Tuning Russian tuning company, specialized in VAZ (Lada).	Torgmash Russian tuning/styling company. Offers special edition models of VAZ (Lada) incl. rally-/racing-edition and police editions.	Aksay/Doninvest Group The Aksay company as been involved in car manufacturing since 1903. Today they assemble Citroën and Hyundai cars in their TagAZ factory. The Citroëns are marketed under the Doninvest trade mark.

AKS Russian styling company.	Interplast Russian company. Makes styled/tuned of the VAZ (Lada) Niva and the GAZ Volga 3111, among others.	Krumb-Service Russian styling/tuning company. Makes styling kits for VAZ (Lada) and Oka cars, among others.	AS / Selesta Styling/tuning company, (Automobilnije Systemi). Makes styling-kits for the GAZ 3110, among others. Sold through the official GAZ dealer network.

Technovolga Nishny Novgorod based company. Makes styled/tuned versions of GAZ and Fiat cars.	Citroën World Among 2500 Citroën-links, there is also a section with links to sites devoted to the Oltcit, the Roumenian relative of Citroën.	Aero Minor A Czech site about the post-war Aero Minor	Lada-DK An unofficial homepage about Lada in Denmark

Air Design Czech styling- and tuning company	Peter Korthals Moskvitch German Moskvich site	Inoffizielle UAZ-Seite Deutschland German UAZ site	Russian Oldtimers by Matthias Stolpe German site, English language

Skodovka This is the web site of Polish Skoda enthusiast Jakub Widła	Auta5P Czech index over most present and many historical auto manufacturers. Good pictures. Czech language.	GAZ-21 Volga Worldwide Site devoted to Volga GAZ-21.	GAZ-21 Volga by Mikester Volga GAZ-21 in different vesions and situations.

Motoprom articles Lots of interesting articles on the history of the (Soviet)-Russian motorcycle industry. Use http://www.translate.ru to translate them.	Csepel-Sziget This site includes historical information on the former Hungarian truck make Csepel. Hungarian language.	Nagyvasak web page This Hungarian home page has interesting historical information on several Hungarian and other Eastern European vehicle manufacturers. Partly in English.	East European Cars within th UK This page is made by U.K. enthusiasts. There are photo albums with pictures of cars and from rallies.

The Automobile in Bulgaria This site was new in September 2004 and has a lot of information of the history of the automobile in Bulgaria.	Bus.ru A web-site hosted by four Russian bus manufacturers. LAZ, LiAZ, GolAZ and KaVZ.	Zastava-Yugo.de German web site on the Zastava and Yugo cars.	Egiss.lt This Lithuanian site offers sale, rent and restoration of cars and motorcycles. Eastern European vehicles as well as Western European.

Cardatabase.net This site has a lot of great car photos, including cars of Eastern Europe.	Avto 4x4 Web-catalog over (Soviet)Russian made 4x4 vehicles, historical as well as present.	Rent a Volga, in Estonia!	Retroservice Company that deals in complete cars, restorations and parts sale for (Soviet-) Russian cars. Offices in Russia and in Lithuania.

Ronell Lada Parts This Dutch company might be your source for Lada parts	Ambra Norge A/S Based on the former Norwegian Lada importer, this company still supplies Lada parts	Polskie Motocykle About Polish motorcycles and mopeds, in Polish.	Armybook This Belorussian publisher offers a number of books on Soviet-Russian and other Eastern European vehicles.

Pobeda M20 Norwegian enthusiast website devoted to the Pobeda M20.	LDM-Tuning German company selling parts for Trabant, Wartburg and Barkas.	Ladaparts "We sell spare parts for any russian cars"	Skoda-Liaz Gallery This site has a gallery that shows all types of Skoda and Liaz trucks ever made, including those made by the successor Tedom.

www.GAZ69.dk A Danish webpage made by military vehicles enthusiast Jörgen Lindberg.

Military vehicles:

Jed Simonides Comprehensive overview on military vehicles from all over the world. Vehicles of today as well as historical vehicles.	KamAZ Shows the military production of the Russian truck manufacturer KamAZ	KZKT "Rusich" Russian manufacturer of special purpose military vehicles	Roman Astakhoffs Russian Power Old version. Shows photos of modern Russian military equipment, including vehicles

Roman Astakhoffs Russian Power New version. Shows photos of modern Russian military equipment, including vehicles. In Russian, but the site has a button for "automatic" translation to English or French	Leon Esman Chat Russian site with photos and technical information on historical (Soviet-)Russian military vehicles	Russian Military Trucks British site with photos and information on Russian military vehicles	WW II Vehicles Military vehicles from World War II

Wargaming Catalog An overview of historical armoured vehicles	Kurganmash Zavod Military Vehicle Manufacturer	USSRCARS.FI Finnish web-site that advertises model vehicle, plastic model kits, car parts and other things related to the former Soviet Union	www.GAZ69.dk A Danish webpage made by military vehicles enthusiast Jörgen Lindberg.

Scale models:

Torsten Bernhardt In addition to showing scale models, the site of Torsten Bernhardt shows a number of logos (badges), and when the site has finished loading, the Russian National Anthem is beeing played	Scalemodel SU Scale models and model kits, of ex-USSR vehicles	Russmodel by Stas A. Tchernetsky, Moscow. Scale models of vehicles from Russia or the countries of the former Soviet Union.	Ex Oriente Lux! Stanislav Kiriletz deals in scale models from Russia, and is also an automobile historian, with Russian vehicles from before 1917 as his special field.

USSRCARS.FI Finnish web-site that advertises model vehicle, plastic model kits, car parts and other things related to the former Soviet Union

Vehicle number plates / registration plates:

About (Soviet-)Russian number plates (In Russian only)	About (Soviet-)Russian number plates Short English version (no pictures) of the previous site	About the Russian number plate codes In Russian	About the Russian number plate codes In English

Olavsplates Russia Olav Arne Brekke from Norway is a member of the Europlate organization, and the theme of his personal web site is vehicle number plates from all over the world, photographed in Norway. This is his "Russian" page.	Olavsplates Belarus This is Olav Arne Brekkes "Belorussian" page.	Olavsplates Ukraine And this is his "Ukrainian" page.

Other clubs:

The Norwegian DKW Union The DKW Union also includes the East German IFA cars of the 1950's.	Skoda Club Norway The Norwegian Skoda Club	GAZ Klub ČR The Czech GAZ Club	Tervetuloa Mosse-sivuille MSN-site on Russian cars, in Finnish

Russian Moskvich Club	Russian Pobieda Club	Russian Volga GAZ 21 Club	UK GAZ Register A site on the GAZ-67 and GAZ-69 "Jeeps"

Suomen Moskvitsh-kerho The Finnish Moskvich Club. It looks like if the site is "on the move" to http://www.tpo.fi/ojier/ , but the moving is not yet completed.	Norwegian Russian Motorcycle Union	Norwegian Lada Niva 4x4 Club	Moskvich klubas Lithuanian Moskvich club

Polettas venner "Friends of the Poletta". A site made for owners of the Polish Poletta leightweight caravans.	Moskvich League The Estonian Moskvich League is a rally and rallysprint class for rear wheel drive Moskvich and IZh cars.	Volga Club Finland New in 2004. Includes several links to other Volga sites.	Trabant Club Roman The Romanian Trabant Club. The site was new in 2005.

Hungarian Moskvich Club The web page of the Hungarian Moskvich Club	The Scandinavian IFA Club Scandinavian club for IFA, Trabant, Wartburg, Barkas, Framo and MZ.	Volgaklubi Koduleht (Estonia)	Lada Klub Polska Under the "Wszystkie modele"-link the club is publishing pictures of all possible and impossible variations of VAZ Lada cars.

IFA Club UK The home pages of the British IFA-club. (IFA, Barkas, Trabant, Wartburg)	Fin Trabi The home pages of the Finnish Trabant Register	GAZ Veteranbilklub Danmark Home page of the Danish GAZ Club

Newsgroups/discussion sites:

USSR-Cars If you are interested in sharing news and information about old cars from the former USSR.	Soviet Army Trucks Another Yahoo-site for those interesting in sharing information. This site was started by a Norwegian owning (so far) two Ural trucks.	GAZ 69 list Discussion group for GAZ 69 owners	Sovietauto French Yahoo-site for sharing information on Ladas and other Eastern European cars. Basically in French, but English is allowed.

SkodovkaForum Polish discussion group. Partly in English.	Lada Web Ring Webring for Lada enthusiasts.	Kultfahrzeuge - Made in Ostblock German discussion site for Eastern European car enthusiasts	IFA-Club British Yahoo-group with its roots in the UK IFA-Club. Issues about Trabant, Wartburg, Barkas and other IFA-vehicles.

Lada Forum Norwegian discussion group, mainly for Lada issues, but all fans of Eastern European vehicles are welcomed!