Parade cars are parade limousines that appear in public once a year — at the Victory Day Parade on May 9. The tradition of commanding the parade from the wheels appeared in the USSR. The first domestic limousine for parades ZIS-110 was created in 1945 in the image and likeness of the American "Packard". At the same time, there was a tradition to paint limousines with light gray nitroemal-the color of the marshal's greatcoat.
ZIS-110B-phaeton body type, produced in 1949-1957. ZIS-110B participated in military parades, worked as a taxi, and cameramen used them for filming. The ZIS-110B phaetons were painted in black, gray, gray-blue and beige.
ZIL-117VE-body type passenger convertible. Top-class ZIL-117VE cars were produced from 1973 to 1979. They were intended mainly for participation in military parades and serving party and state leaders.
ZIL-41041 AMG-parade convertible from the Nizhny Novgorod company "Atlant Delta" created in 2010 for the Victory Parade in the amount of 4 copies. The car is a hybrid of a 2007 GMC Sierra 1500 pickup truck and a body from ZIL-41041. The body of the four-door ZIL sedan was converted into a two-door convertible.
Aurus Senat Cabriolet is created on the basis of the executive sedan "Senate" specifically for Victory Parades. Two cars took part in the Victory Day Parade in Moscow on May 9, 2019. Designed for the commander of the Parade and the Minister of Defense of the Russian Federation.
The postage stamps provide images of cars ZIS-110B, ZIL-117VE, ZIL-41041 AMG, Aurus Senat Cabriolet.
The composition of the souvenir pack in cover "Parade cars" is included:
- stamps №№2770-2773 "Ceremonial cars";
- FDC with cancellation "Ceremonial cars";
- vignette.
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