АМО-Ф-15

The AMO-F-15 is a memorial exhibit of the first Soviet truck to enter series production, manufactured from 1924 at the AMO factory in Moscow. Capable of carrying 1.5 tonnes, around 6,000 units were built before it was superseded by the AMO-3 in 1931. The factory that produced it was later renamed Zavod imeni Stalina and continued making vehicles under successive names until 2013. As a preserved monument in Kazan, the truck stands as a tangible marker of early Soviet industrialization policy in the 1920s.