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Owner equips 4WD pickup motorhome with winch, shocks, AT tires

30.08.2026 13:33 1 min 1 source РУС
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Owner equips 4WD pickup motorhome with winch, shocks, AT tires
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In China, an owner of a four-wheel-drive pickup motorhome added a winch, upgraded shock absorbers and all-terrain tires, selecting every available option. The vehicle is intended for off-road use and long trips. Details on the model and price were not disclosed.

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Owner equips 4WD pickup motorhome with winch, shocks, AT tires

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