This home-built car with an engine from a Ural motorcycle was made in Soviet Kazakhstan in 1981 by Ergash Taishev. Taishev made at least seven cars with his own hands. He was a leading engineer of the enterprise NPO Kazavtotranstehnika and chairman of KAISA, the club of antique and homemade cars in Alma-Ata.
| Maker | Ergash Taishev |
|---|---|
| Country | USSR (Kazakhstan) |
| Year | 1981 |
| Production status | One-off, home-built |
| Type | Home-built car |
| Engine | Ural motorcycle engine |
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