The rarest collection of antique cars kept in Russia.

For 40 years Igor Lomakov and his farther were locating, restoring and collecting antique cars and motorcycles, resulting in a unique collection of 85 great historic cars, trucks and bikes. The items differ from the "Peugeot" motorcycle of 1914 (which was left by French army troops in Arkhangelsk in 1918) to 1977 "GAZ-13" "Chaika", the official government limousine presented to the Patriarch of Russia Pimen by the Communist Party General Secretary Leonid Brezhnev. The footage contains the best collection's gems listed. There is a "Horch-853", the same one that was named "Car of the Year" in Paris Auto Show in 1935 and later belonged to Herman Hering; a 1936 "Mercedes-Benz-540K" cabriolet C used by German Propaganda Minister Joseph Gebbels; and a 1935 "Mercedes-Benz-540SKL" cabriolet A Unique (sole) in the world. Now this collection costs a fortune, Mercedes Benz Company asked to sell these cars to the company museum in Germany.

The collection contains a 1939 "Mercedes-Benz-320" pulman -limusine, taken from Martin Borman's family garage; the 1935 Paris-Moscow rally winner "Citroen-7CV", presented to the Soviet Government by the Citroen's Chief Engineer Francua Leco; a 1949 Russian limousine "ZiS-110" presented to the Patriarch of Russia Alexis I by Stalin. There are also the rarest "BMW-303" from 1933 and the aluminum "BMW-328" of 1938 and the one and only known to exist "ZiS-6" "Katyusha" (the W.W.II Russian Missile Launcher). There are also many examples of the vintage "Harley-Davidson", "Indian", "NSU", "DKW", "Studebaker", "Stayer", "Triumph", "Ariel", "Adler", "Dodge", "Opel", "Fiat", "Ardi", "NAG", "Hudson", "Sax", Russian made "PMZ", "GAZ", "ZiS", "TiZ", "Izh", "Red October", the famous "GAZ-AA" "Polutorka" truck and many other.

Filmed are: interviews on the subject; views of garage full of unique cars; close up views of engines, signs and other car distinguished details; views of rare cars driving along Moscow roads, etc.