UAZ 469 - a revival more epic than the Phoenix birds

The love of old automobile artifacts is in the blood of many. But it's one thing to buy a new one UAZ "Hunter" for one and a half million (RUB 1!) and then “re-water” it an infinite number of times literally the next day after purchase. It’s quite another thing to find the half-decayed carcass of a once decent SUV and bring it back to life. In these two cases, the result is almost identical.


Although, no, this is not entirely true. The owner who bought a new-old UAZ may very quickly develop a mixed feeling of bitterness and dissatisfaction from unexpected worries of constantly repairing, correcting, eliminating something. But in the case of restoration, all emotions will be positive. Because with every action the owner will see how something perfect and unique comes out of nothing. But the restoration process, which a group of bloggers from the DT Restoration channel shared with us, cannot be described differently.

They found an old UAZ car abandoned by someone many years ago along an irrigation canal. Its only purpose at that time was to be at the scrap metal acceptance site. But no one decided to hand it over - perhaps the recycling point was simply too far away. Instead, the “handy” masters did the impossible. What exactly - watch in the video. We strongly recommend it to those who have tried to repair a car with their own hands - to the end and without rewinding!