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A 1975 Volvo C303 TGB 1111 military vehicle converted into a camper sold on Cars & Bids for $22,550. The vehicle competed in the 1983 Paris-Dakar Rally and won its class. It features portal axles, differential locks, a Warn winch rated at 6,800 kg, and King suspension. The interior includes a folding bed, sink, outdoor shower, and a 97-liter water tank. The seller noted surface rust, scratches, and electrical faults.
Coalition Vans has released images of its new Stealth Camper. The vehicle looks like a standard delivery van from the outside but is fully converted for living. According to the manufacturer, this disguise offers advantages in urban areas and serves as a deterrent against break-ins.
At the Tokyo Outdoor Show 2026 in Makuhari, Chiba, Toyota Mobility Parts displayed the Wan!PiNG ACE bed kit for the Toyota Sienta, designed for sleeping with pets. The kit includes two mattresses (1830×1240 mm) and a frame that requires no body modifications. Interior height is 675 mm, under-bed storage space is up to 460 mm. Bed load capacity is 200 kg. Total kit weight is 45 kg, price is 257,400 yen. Four upholstery colors are available.
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Namu Kombi Home from Guarulhos has adapted nearly 150 Volkswagen Kombis into campers, earning R$ 800,000 in 2024. The founders started with an investment of R$ 8,000.
Three entrepreneurs from Yekaterinburg commissioned a custom MAN TGS 41.510 8×8 truck for 40 million rubles, equipping it with all amenities for a long journey. The vehicle, built over a year, includes a kitchen, living room, bedroom, shower, toilet, pull-out terrace, and a rooftop tent. It carries 1,500 liters of water, 2,000 Ah batteries, solar panels, a washing machine, and a dishwasher. The owners plan to cover over 20,000 km through Central Asia, with a detour to see cities in the Central Federal District and natural attractions.
Dutch company Vantrack has introduced the LightCamp modular system for the Kia PV5 Passenger. It includes removable sleeping, kitchen, storage modules and a roof tent, all installed without drilling or bolting.
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Three residents of Yekaterinburg converted a MAN TGS 41.510 8×8 truck into a motorhome. Construction took over a year and cost 40 million rubles. The interior includes a kitchen, living room, bedroom, shower, toilet, pull-out terrace, and a rooftop tent. It carries 1,500 liters of water, solar panels, a washing machine, and a dishwasher. The route goes through Central Asian countries.
Actor Jason Momoa, together with British company Electrogenic, has unveiled a series of electric conversions: hybrid Harley-Davidson motorcycles from the 1920s and fully electric Land Rovers. The 1924 and 1927 Harley-Davidson Model JD bikes feature a plug-in hybrid with a 15 hp electric motor and a retained 20 hp internal combustion engine, while the 1921 Model FD received a fully electric drivetrain. The 1949 Land Rover Series I and the Series IIA 109 Dormobile camper are equipped with 48 kWh and 62 kWh batteries respectively, offering a range of about 240 km. A Schutt Industries XVENTURE XV-2 trailer with a 93 kWh battery for off-grid power is also included.
A Swedish expedition motorhome based on a four-wheel-drive Scania fire truck has been listed for sale. The vehicle, weighing over 17 tons, can be driven with a B-class driver's license obtained before 1996. It features a 360 hp diesel engine, automatic transmission, and a winch. The interior offers four sleeping berths, and the exterior is decorated with graphics depicting Roald Amundsen's expeditions. The asking price is 2,450,000 Swedish kronor.
A 1982 Crown Supercoach school bus has been converted into a motorhome and is listed for sale. It features a 7.0-liter Detroit Diesel 6-71T two-stroke turbodiesel engine producing 270 hp and 762 lb-ft of torque, paired with a 5-speed Fuller manual transmission. The engine is mounted in the middle of the chassis. The current owner purchased the bus in 2003; odometer reads approximately 132,000 miles. Interior includes maple flooring, birch plywood cabinetry, a queen-size bed, an RV toilet, and a sink.
66-year-old seaman Andreas Schlatterer, nearing retirement, has built a tiny house in Glücksburg that resembles a ship. The structure is designed as a mobile home.
A Brazilian couple adapted a Nissan Kicks for sleeping by installing a foldable wooden structure that converts into a bed in minutes without permanent modifications to the vehicle. They traveled thousands of kilometers across Brazil and South America, including an overnight stay in Cambará do Sul, Rio Grande do Sul.
A childless couple in China converted a passenger bus into a motorhome. It features a 1-ton water tank and 52 kWh of battery capacity. Fuel consumption is 33 liters per 100 km.
A custom interior project for the Toyota Probox in Japan focuses on solving the problem of storing a mattress used for sleeping in the car. The design allows the mattress to be stowed quickly without compromising daily usability. The build includes custom front and rear bumpers, HardCargo HCW005 wheels, PARADA PA03 tires, and a center console with armrest, storage compartment, and cup holders. Seat upholstery uses antique-style fabric in two-tone options (black/beige, black/brown). With the rear seats folded and a cargo mat laid down, the space resembles a secret base.
The article covers installing a dual battery system in 4x4 pickups to power modern equipment (fridges, Starlink, drones). Key components: a second battery (around 100 Ah), a smart isolator (VSR) or DC-DC booster, and an inverter (600–1000 W for light overlanding). Modern vehicles with smart alternators require a DC-DC charger for proper charging of lithium (LiFePO4) or AGM batteries. Correct wire gauge (16–25 mm²) and protection (fuses, breakers) are essential.
Wagner has converted a classic American Airstream motorhome into a mobile office for its 2025 roadshow. The project is showcased in a gallery of 7 images.
Czech company VejnyWood built an expedition Mercedes-Benz Arocs 8x8 for a German client. The family firm from Jičín specializes in all-wheel-drive vans and trucks, focusing on expedition vehicles. The clients, Volkmar and Anja Balensiefer, traveled 700 km from Cologne to order the vehicle in the Czech Republic. Their MAN 27.314 6x6, formerly owned by the Danish army, underwent full restoration and is equipped with a living module, solar panels, Starlink satellite communication, and other amenities.
Japan's Toy Factory launched a bed kit for the Kia PV5 Passenger, adding a full double bed and storage without a full camper build. The kit includes a 1850x1400 mm sleeping platform, accessible cargo space underneath, and the option to keep one seat raised. Prices in Japan start at 330,000 yen for fabric trim and 341,000 yen for premium suede. The kit will be shown on July 11–12 at the Tokyo Camping Car Show 2026.
A tricycle camper owner installed a small table that proved to be very suitable for his travels. He also answered several questions about his experience. The information was published on NetEase.
A Romanian owner is selling a camping kit for the Dacia Jogger on OLX that turns the car into a two-person sleeping space. Assembly takes 3–4 minutes, and the price is 1,400 lei. The kit consists of folding wooden panels stored in the boot and requires no permanent modifications to the vehicle.
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