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Toyota HiAce converted into off-road camper with shower and kitchen

31.08.2026 04:00 1 min 1 source РУС
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Toyota HiAce converted into off-road camper with shower and kitchen
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Australian company Headspace Campers unveiled a converted Toyota HiAce with all-wheel drive, 300 mm ground clearance, shower, kitchen and a 1450×2700 mm sleeping area. The conversion starts at AUD 18,950.

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Toyota HiAce converted into off-road camper with shower and kitchen

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