The Verblyuzhonok was a two-seat open micro-jeep designed by A. Krylov in Vologda and built at the Vologda house of young technicians. It had a load-bearing phaeton body made as a wooden kit of plywood and framing joined with screws, bolts and epoxy glue. The plywood sides were 8 mm thick, and stiffness came from the curved sides, rib-type frames and a single layer of glass cloth. The bonnet and…