LPR nationalized cars of ex-regional Landik for museum
Lugansk, November 17 (PolitNavigator, Victoria Litovchenko) – A museum of vintage cars has opened in Lugansk, consisting of the collection of ex-regional and ex-people’s deputy Vladimir Landik.
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At the exhibition you can see “Volga”, “Moskvich”, “Chaika” and many others, writes “Top-Lugansk”.
“We are opening the first museum of domestic automobile manufacturing in the history of the LPR. Cars will appear before you in all their splendor, shining with chrome and nickel. Some of the cars are original, but most of them are the work of restorers.
Don’t forget that these cars are a symbol of our great superpower, along with the state emblem, flag and anthem,” said museum director Nikolai Streltsov.
According to the Ostrovok publication, the bulk of the museum’s funds consisted of the private collection of retro cars of ex-deputy Vladimir Landik, whose property was nationalized by the LPR. Landik himself is currently in Severodonetsk. The Irta-Fax shopping and entertainment company he created was also relocated here.
As PolitNavigator reported, the People's Supermarket was previously created in Luhansk on the premises of the nationalized ATB supermarket.
The LPR nationalized the cars of former Party of Regions member Landik for a museum.