The Soviet and Russian rural ambulance since 1965: the 452A and, from 1985, the 3962 with a stretcher bay, side benches and a heater in the Bukhanka body — the “Tabletka” (tablet) of every district hospital and of the army’s medical units.
The 452A carried four stretcher cases or six seated in the forward-control body with the four-wheel drive that district ambulance stations needed; the 3962 designation of 1985 continued it and the model is still built for Russian, CIS and export health services.
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.