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Self-built UAZ Buhanka camper van listed for sale in Germany

08.01.2026 15:55 1 min 1 source
Daily-Motor.Ru RUS
Self-built UAZ Buhanka camper van listed for sale in Germany
Original source: Daily-Motor.Ru

A self-converted camper van based on a Russian UAZ Buhanka is being sold in Germany. The 2019 vehicle has 89,700 km and features a pop-up roof, a kitchenette, and convertible sofas. The asking price is 24,800 euros.

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Self-built UAZ Buhanka camper van listed for sale in Germany

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