Hop into a restored 1979 Zastava 101 and discover the side of Pula that most visitors never find. La Yugo Vita is a private two hour ride through the Yugoslav era history of the city. Your driver knows Pula from the inside, and the stories you will hear are not in any guidebook. The route takes you past the Uljanik shipyard, through Veruda where workers were given apartments as part of the socialist system, and along the coast to a military gate that never really opened. Brijuni sits across the water just ahead, close enough to see, impossible to reach. The Stojadin's engine sounds like something between a sewing machine and a tractor. People on the street wave, smile, and occasionally stop to share their own memories of the same model. That does not happen on a minibus tour. At some point during the ride, if you want it, you can take the wheel yourself. Every ride ends back where it started. You will take a small souvenir home and a version of Pula that most visitors completely miss.