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Japanese company Blaze has introduced a conversion kit to turn the Suzuki Every light commercial van into a camper van. The NEXT CAMPER kit includes a flat-folding bed, storage, and a 2000W inverter. The kit is compatible with both new and used vehicles.
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Japanese company Blaze has introduced a conversion kit to turn the Suzuki Every light commercial van into a camper van. The NEXT CAMPER kit includes a...
Japanese company Blaze has introduced a conversion kit to turn the Suzuki Every light commercial van into a camper van. The NEXT CAMPER kit includes a flat-folding bed, storage, and a 2000W inverter. The kit is compatible with both new and used vehicles.
Updated: 11.07.2026
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