Well... before I begin, I'd like to bring attention to everyone who has helped. Shoutout to Static, Hayhayjam664, MrSilverWolf, Blazeinfinity, and everyone else who has attempted to tame the beast.

History
In 1976, the Ural company of Russia released the 4320, a 6x6 truck that is still in production as the Ural Next. The history of this vehicle spreads across all of Asia, Europe, and the Middle East, for better or worse. This isn't some high tech, state of the art, advanced truck. Nope. It's made to be simple. One of the factory options is a hand crank, if that gives you a idea of how simple.
This is a truck of citizens and the state. You can see Ural 4320's in all lines of duties, from logging, to troop transport, and serving in Ukrainian fire departments.
With a 14.9l v8 diesel that produces 265hp, it's not exactly fast. However, that's not the concept in mind. That powerplant allows this manual 5 speed to climb 60 degree hills, even loaded with hungry commies.

This is a true truck. No airbags, ABS, parking cameras, or heated seats. Just pure stalinium.

Factory Manual (ENG)

Features
-Spare tire holder
-Openable doors and hood
-Detailed engine
-Homemade Troop Bed
-Moveable viewing position
-Custom made Ural steering wheel
-Duel fuel tanks
-Water fording capabilities

Controls
1 is main lights
2 and 3 activate directionals
4 turns on running lights
5+Vtol opens doors
5+LandingGear opens hood
6+Vtol moves driver camera left and right
6+LandingGear unhatches spare tire mount

Notes
-This truck has a few inaccuracies. The mirrors are slightly off and the interior panel doesn't have all the gauges, windows are flat, and there's no shifter. This is because SP doesn't have a manual transmission, and most of the gauges are related to air pressure and the engine, which are hard to calculate in SP (cough no tire inflation system cough).
-Max speed is set to 84 because downhill
-Can hit anything at 45mph and live

thats all, everything below is just pictures

Enjoy!