Beam.ng drive - Gavril D15 5.5L V8 towing test

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This is a towing test of the Gavril D15 (1/2 ton truck) equipped with the Gavril 5.5L gas V8 engine. In conclusion, I would say that it performed above my expectations, it's a very capable configuration.



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