A very rare BA-64B "open" armored car is up for sale — a restored example from 1945, based on historical photographs. Of the 2 units produced, this is the only one restored to parade condition. The car's mileage is only 1,000 km, and it has been owned by one owner for over 11 years.
The armored vehicle was prepared for participation in a solemn event with veterans of military intelligence in honor of the anniversary of Victory. An impressive camouflage in the form of oak, maple, and fern leaves was applied to all armor plates, the folding awning, seats, and even wheel disks. In the dark, the coating begins to shimmer and sparkle with "moonlight" — a light-accumulating pigment was added to the paint. The tires were painted white with the same effect.
To complete the image, hinged brackets for two Degtyarev machine guns model 1927 were installed on the sides. The front features the emblem of the military intelligence of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation, and the doors feature patriotic slogans in artistic framing.
Technical specifications: length — 3.66 m, width — 1.7 m, height — 1.6 m, weight — 1930 kg. Engine — gasoline, 4-cylinder, 3.28 liters, 50 hp Maximum speed — 80 km/h, load capacity — 450 kg, ground clearance — 227 mm.
BA-64B is a rare modification of an open-top armored car that was used by scouts and in headquarters. According to the seller, the car is of great collectible value and interest for thematic museums.
