An exhibition of retro cars dedicated to Victory Day was held in Kirov

      While the Victory Day Parade was taking place on Teatralnaya Square and Moskovskaya Street, a traditional exhibition of retro cars unfolded on Marshal Konev Square in Kirov. She collected dozens of pieces of equipment, from real front—line vehicles to post-war passenger cars and motorcycles.

      The townspeople could see rare specimens: the legendary Polutorka, a 1953 trolleybus, as well as a German Fiat-Audi car, brought as a trophy after the war. Of particular interest were the Soviet Moskvichi, Pobedy, Volga, Zhiguli, as well as motorcycles Java, Ural, Dnepr, IZH and scooters.

      The festive atmosphere was supported by a woman with her grandson, who independently came out to the audience and sang patriotic songs, congratulating everyone on the holiday.

      Compared to last year, the exhibition has become much larger — there is more equipment, a more diverse exposition and more spectators, among whom were both residents of Kirov and guests of the city.