The Bukhanka truck: the 452D of 1965 and the 3303 since 1985, a forward-control cab with a drop-side bed (the “Golovastik”, tadpole), for farms, utilities and the army; the 39094 Farmer added a double cab.
The 452D took the Bukhanka’s cab and chassis with a wooden and later steel drop-side bed; the 3303 of 1985 continued it, and the 39094 Farmer of the 2000s put a five-seat double cab ahead of a shorter bed. It is the standard light truck of rural Russia.
Catalogue fields describe the vehicle's structure and body as this registry records it. They are not certified factory measurements, and no performance figures are published here.