This comprehensive owner's manual for the GAZ 66 truck is written in Czech. It provides detailed instructions and information for drivers and owners, covering a wide range of topics essential for safe and efficient operation of the vehicle. The manual includes detailed information on the vehicle's components, systems, and functions, as well as comprehensive guidance on maintenance, troubleshooting, and repairs.

The GAZ-66, affectionately nicknamed "Shishiga" (meaning "roarer" in Russian), is a venerable Soviet-era 2.5-ton 4x4 truck produced by the Gorky Automobile Plant (GAZ) from 1964 until 1999. Renowned for its ruggedness and off-road capabilities, the GAZ-66 was a workhorse across the Soviet Union and its allies, serving a multitude of purposes, from military transportation to civilian construction and agriculture. It features a distinctive boxy design with a high ground clearance and large, knobby tires, making it ideally suited for rough terrain. Powered by a 4.25-liter gasoline engine, the GAZ-66 boasted impressive torque and a robust drivetrain, capable of tackling challenging conditions. The truck's design also included unique features like a central tire inflation system, allowing for optimal traction in various environments. Beyond its utility, the GAZ-66 gained a legendary reputation for its reliability and adaptability. The truck was famously simple to maintain and repair, even in remote locations, making it a favorite among military and civilian users alike. Its widespread use in the Soviet Union and Eastern Bloc countries solidified its legacy as a symbol of resilience and dependability. While production ceased in 1999, the GAZ-66 remains a significant vehicle in military history and continues to be utilized in various roles around the world. Its robust design and enduring reputation have ensured that the "Shishiga" will continue to roar for generations to come.