Solved: PN #87 -- Izh Zima 1

[pnegyesi]

Recognize this car? Then please share your knowledge with us! Just give us a precise reply and a point will be yours!

[SickFinga]

Izh Zima 1

[pnegyesi]

This wasn't so difficult

[Carnut]

What's this, from when - for 1 point?:

ANYONE FOUND GIVING ANSWERS GLEANED BY USING GOOGLE SEARCH BY IMAGE MAY BE BANNED FOR AN INDETERMINATE PERIOD!

[Kytsyk]

It's soviet ZIMA-1 from 1965 - first prototype of Izhevsk Automobile Plant.

[Carnut]

It's soviet ZIMA-1 from 1965 - first prototype of Izhevsk Automobile Plant.

That's the right car.
But I have a name for it, which I assume is a translation of its Russian name?
Locked for you to see if you can find it.

[Carnut]

Unlocked!

[Kytsyk]

ZIMA (ЗИМА) decrypted as "Завод Ижевских Малолитражных Автомобилей" (means "Plant of midget cars in Izhevsk").

[Otto Puzzell]

Such prose!

[Carnut]

ZIMA (ЗИМА) decrypted as "Завод Ижевских Малолитражных Автомобилей" (means "Plant of midget cars in Izhevsk").

OK, it could be that Google translate has made initials into a word...

I had it as the: ИЖ проект "ЗИМА-1" '1965

So that only translates into the name you gave me?!  Can it make a word (the one I have)?

[Kytsyk]

ИЖ проект "ЗИМА-1" '1965

This is right.
Maybe Google-Translate mistook abbreviation "ЗИМА" as russian word "зима" (means "winter").

[Carnut]

ИЖ проект "ЗИМА-1" '1965

This is right.
Maybe Google-Translate mistook abbreviation "ЗИМА" as russian word "зима" (means "winter").

That's right!  Google called it the "Winter-1" but I wondered if they were talking about the weather or if it was just initials!
Now I have the answer and you have a point!

[RayTheRat]

Such prose!

Yeah!  What he said!

[Carnut]

Merged!