Assembly of “ancient” jeeps in the Philippines and modern “Shamans” in Russia

You can endlessly look at three things: fire, water and how harmoniously the employees of car assembly plants work. The last spectacle is the most exciting, because car factories create cool equipment literally out of nothing. Here, in skillful hands, parts, bolts and nuts are transformed into all-terrain vehicles, with a brutal appearance and most suitable for the harshest conditions.
In any case, for the island country, Willys Jeep has remained the most suitable and reliable vehicle for decades. Although this technique was developed in the 40s for the military, 80 years later there are still those who want to use it for peaceful purposes - the unpretentious jeep has excellent cross-country ability, which is why Filipinos still assemble it!


Well, while some hard workers in stuffy workshops are languishing from the heat, on the other side of the planet, in Russia, work is also “in full swing.” Here on the street there is the familiar white snow and sub-zero temperature, so it’s comfortable to work inside the assembly shops. The FRAME video blog very interestingly chose a subject for filming - the assembly shop of the Avtoros company. They are also working on off-road vehicles here. But this time we are talking about a modern SUV. The Russian enterprise assembles the Shaman wheeled all-terrain amphibious vehicle, which is a domestic development. Well, to compare where equipment is assembled better: in the Philippines or in Russia, watch the video in full.