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A 1994 Toyota Hiace Grand Cabin converted into a camper van is for sale in Pomona, California. It features a separate mini-bathroom with shower and sink, a rare addition even for purpose-built RVs. The asking price is $17,995.
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A 1994 Toyota Hiace Grand Cabin converted into a camper van is for sale in Pomona, California. It features a separate mini-bathroom with shower and si...
A 1994 Toyota Hiace Grand Cabin converted into a camper van is for sale in Pomona, California. It features a separate mini-bathroom with shower and sink, a rare addition even for purpose-built RVs. The asking price is $17,995.
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