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Converted motorhome for adventurers

30.08.2026 18:05 1 min 1 source РУС
Nerikes Allehanda SWE
Converted motorhome for adventurers
Original source: Nerikes Allehanda

In Hallsberg, near Pålsboda, 29-year-old carpenter Henrik Szoholl has converted a motorhome to suit the needs of adventurers. The project was supported by Dometic, which supplied most of the accessories. Henrik previously converted a school bus.

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Converted motorhome for adventurers

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