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Avia A-31

Avia A-31 in Chained Heat II, Movie, 1993 IMDB

Class: Trucks, Simple truck — Model origin: CZ

Avia A-31

[*][*][*] Vehicle used by a character or in a car chase 

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stronghold EN

2006-09-18 13:13

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sixcyl FR

2006-09-18 13:17

Up to me it's a Czech (made under license Saviem/Renault) Avia A31..

sixcyl FR

2006-09-18 13:19

there are some others on the site, that should be added by A letter on them

stronghold EN

2006-09-18 13:25

sixcyl wrote Up to me it's a Czech (made under license Saviem/Renault) Avia A31..

..Made in Czechoslovakia.? (spain is coming up as origin?)

Weasel1984 PL

2006-09-18 13:25

No, Czechoslovakia/Czech Republic for sure. :D

Gag Halfrunt UK

2006-09-18 13:31

stronghold wrote
..Made in Czechoslovakia.? (spain is coming up as origin?)

There was an unrelated manufacturer in Spain called Avia.
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Weasel1984 PL

2006-09-18 13:35

Czech Avia was also well known producer of aeroplanes.

-- Last edit: 2006-09-18 13:35:52

stronghold EN

2006-09-18 14:03

Weasel1984 wrote No, Czechoslovakia/Czech Republic for sure. :D

..sorry ..I'm not up to date on All the global name changes (..I still go by what I learnt at school.! 1970's.!! :) )

Weasel1984 PL

2006-09-18 14:09

stronghold wrote
..sorry ..I'm not up to date on All the global name changes (..I still go by what I learnt at school.! 1970's.!! :) )


But, you have right, truck from the picture was made in Czechoslovakia (it is older model). From 1993 Avia plant is in Czech Rep. ;)


-- Last edit: 2006-09-18 15:52:48

stronghold EN

2006-09-18 14:13

Weasel1984 wrote Czech Avia was also well known producer of aeroplanes.

..is there a variation in name ..to differentiate it from the spanish Avia.?

Weasel1984 PL

2006-09-18 14:21

stronghold wrote
..is there a variation in name ..to differentiate it from the spanish Avia.?

... I don't think so :??: . http://www.avia-trucks.cz/

-- Last edit: 2006-09-18 14:23:56

wickey SK

2006-09-18 15:57

no it is just Avia 31 or if without make A31 (same as Renault 5 vs R5)

antp BE

2006-09-18 16:10

And T603 -> Tatra 603

Weasel1984 PL

2006-09-18 16:24

I have a brochure, in which is "Tatra T-700". :D

-- Last edit: 2006-09-18 17:43:01

antp BE

2006-09-18 18:20

See that with Wickey :D http://forum.imcdb.org/forum_topic-617-Tatra_model_names.html

Weasel1984 PL

2006-09-18 18:37

Antp, Wickey - I believe, but just look at this (not the title but in text). :D
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wickey SK

2006-09-18 18:54

yop T-700 is the except from the rule :lol: - newest model of Tatra :) and also some 613 wre actually badged like T613 on the car, but the older ones are without T.. same with Avia. Generally czechoslovak cars are sometimes confusing (Skoda-Liaz vs Liaz etc..)

wickey SK

2006-09-18 18:56

also when you check www.tatraportal.sk - there are used both varietes - "Tatra 603" and also "T603" in text but never "Tatra T603"

wickey SK

2006-09-18 19:00

BTW I believe we should differ the both Avias - I mean leave the spanish one as "Avia" and rebrand the czechoslovak as "Avia (czech)" or something like that.. todays condition is a bit confusing I believe..

Weasel1984 PL

2006-09-18 20:43

wickey wrote yop T-700 is the except from the rule...

Thanks for this info Wickey.

Alexander DE

2006-09-18 23:09

wickey wrote BTW I believe we should differ the both Avias - I mean leave the spanish one as "Avia" and rebrand the czechoslovak as "Avia (czech)" or something like that.. todays condition is a bit confusing I believe..

We already have quite a few identical brand names.
- Adams
- Eagle
- Liaz / LiAZ
- Marmon
- Star
- Triumph

For the moment the 'origin' flags help ... in most cases ;)

In the long term it would be nice to see them listed separately.

-- Last edit: 2006-09-18 23:10:01

datsunZ IT

2006-09-30 20:05

[quote=Alexander]
We already have quite a few identical brand names.
- Adams
- Eagle
- Liaz / LiAZ
- Marmon
- Star
- Triumph

For the moment the 'origin' flags help ... in most cases ;)





That of identical Brand names but in different Countries was for me a charming and interasting topic to study:

seen similitude but differences:

--Puma(1):1964 est.-DKW and VW-powered sport cars(BR)
--Puma(2):1971 est.-VW powered buggies(I)

--Eagle(1):1980-AMC Concord with 4WD
--Eagle(2):1981est.?-kit-car maker(GB)
--Eagle(3):1986-undermarket Dodges Brand(USA)

--LiAZ(1):Russian-made buses Firm in Likino(acronym stood for Likinovskij Avtobusije Zavod)(RUS)
--LIAZ(2):1974-name added at former Skoda trucks(acronym stood for LIbereckè Automobilòve Zavody)(ex-CS)

--Star(1):'20s est.-small cars maker(GB)
--Star(2):'40s est.-name of Polish-made trucks,made by FSS(Fabryka Samòchòdòw Starachòwice=by that word,Star)(PL)

--Triumph(1):1887est.-bike maker(GB)
--Triumph(2):'20s est.-car maker(GB)

That happens also with model names;saw in that examples who had a priority on a car name:

--Cresta(1):1956,Vauxhall(saloon)
--Cresta(2):1980,Toyota (saloon)

--Montego(1):'60s,Mercury (saloon/coupè/sw)
--Montego(1):1984,Austin-Rover(saloon/sw)

--Bravo(1):'80s,Mitsubishi(MPV)
--Bravo(2):1995,Fiat(saloon hatchback)

--Brava(1):Fiat,1979(saloon car-131 Mk2 name for USA)
--Brava(2):Vauxhall,1991(pick-up-Isuzu-based)
--Brava(3):Fiat,1995(saloon car)

--Capri(1):1952?,Lincoln(convertible)
--Capri(2):1958,Garelli(scooter)(I)
--Capri(3):1964,Ford(UK)(coupè)
--Capri(4):1969,Ford(UK/D)(coupè)
--Capri(5):1972,Mercury(coupè)
--Capri(6):1989,Mercury(roadster)

--Tuareg(1):1973,Moto Zodiaco(sand-bike)(I)
--Tuareg(2):'80s,Aprilia(enduro)
--Touareg(3):XXI century,VW(SUV)

--Corsa(1):1964,Chevy(coupè of Corvair range)
--Corsa(2):1978,Toyota(Japanese market sporty Tercel)
--Corsa(3):1982,Opel(small saloon hatchback)

--Strada(1):1979,Fiat(saloon hatchback--Ritmo name for UK and USA)
--Strada(2):1997,Fiat(BR)(Palio-based pick-up)

--Toledo(1):1970,Triumph(saloon car)
--Toledo(2):1991,Seat(saloon car)

--Siete(1):1974,Fasa-Renault(E)(R5 with trunk)
--Siete(2):1987,Emelba(MPV on Seat Ronda base)(E)

Weasel1984 PL

2006-09-30 21:16

datsunZ wrote
-Star(2):'40s est.-name of Polish-made trucks, made by FSS(Fabryka Samòchòdòw Starachòwice=by that word,Star)(PL)

Accurate name of factory was FSC - Fabryka Samochodów Ciężarowych (ciężarówka - truck).


-- Last edit: 2018-06-22 13:47:02

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