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Overlook: Vanture Customs' Off-Grid Camper Van with Murphy Bed and Hidden Shower

09.09.2026 16:55 1 min 1 source РУС
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Overlook: Vanture Customs' Off-Grid Camper Van with Murphy Bed and Hidden Shower
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Philadelphia-based Vanture Customs unveiled the Overlook, a camper van conversion based on the Ford Transit 350 AWD EcoBoost. It features a 10kWh EcoFlow electrical system, a Murphy bed, a hidden shower, and other amenities for off-grid living. Pricing starts at $143,000.

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