A#320 Solved: ~1980 Uzbekistan

[pnegyesi]

Uzbek?

[Arunas]

Uzbek?

Not his. The name is obvious since I gave it in my clue

[pnegyesi]

Uzbekistan?

[Arunas]

Uzbekistan?

Bravo!! One point goes for You. This car is named after the country - Uzbekistan. The hardest part left is to say who build it.

[pnegyesi]

Za Ruljem had a column in the 1980s on home-made cars. Almost each issue contained one or two. I've seen on-line a scanned article with two dozen such cars. I may  post some of them. What I am trying to get at that it will be utterly difficult to track down the builder...

[Arunas]

Za Ruljem had a column in the 1980s on home-made cars. Almost each issue contained one or two. I've seen on-line a scanned article with two dozen such cars. I may  post some of them. What I am trying to get at that it will be utterly difficult to track down the builder...

Yes, You right about ZR, but they featured only several better-known self-built cars during in the issues of 1980s... This one comes from another magazine, but indeed from early 1980s... and I have found it only in that one particular magazine...

This means I am opening this for everyone offering two points for naming the builder.

[Arunas]

May I move it to solved?

[Arunas]

May I move it to solved?

The second part is almost unsolvable, I think, so I'll leave it for one more week before revealing its builder and several more insignificant details...

[Arunas]

I have totally forgotten this one 

The car has been built by Nasir Rashidovich Rashidov (Насыр Рашидович Рашидов) from Uzbekistan together with his son. ZAZ chassis and motorcycle (Dnepr) engine have been used.

[Allemano]

psychodelic....

[Djetset]

Honey I shrunk the Fiat 132 (and screwed up the styling while I was about it!) 

[Arunas]

Well, I like it!