Exhibits of the famous abandoned auto museum began to be exported near Tula

In the Tula region, exhibits began to be removed from the famous open-air auto museum, which is located in Chernousovo. This was announced on October 15 by the Avtopotok Telegram channel and representatives of the Avtokombinat museum near Moscow.

The museum in Chernousovo with a collection of vintage cars from the late 1980s was created by Mikhail Krasinets, a former racer and mechanic of the AZLK factory team. His idea was to assemble Soviet cars of all brands, models, colors and years of production in one place.

Krasinets died in 2021. The official museum community on the VKontakte social network says that the collection consisted of more than 350 cars, including various Moskvichs and Volgs, including rare specimens. The further fate of the collection is unknown.

Earlier, on September 23, it was reported that the famous Soviet self-taught designer Yuri Ivanovich Algebraistov died at the age of 88. He has been building cars since the 70s of the last century and developed one of the most famous self-made cars in the country, the Yuna sports coupe, based on the GAZ-24 Volga.

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