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Camper Sierra features wooden interior and fireplace

05.01.2026 09:00 1 min 1 source РУС
Diariomotor SPA
Camper Sierra features wooden interior and fireplace
Original source: Diariomotor

Camper Dreamin has unveiled the Sierra camper van based on a Volkswagen Crafter. The interior uses a minimalist design with extensive woodwork and includes an optional shower cabin. The conversion price starts at 31,500 euros.

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Camper Sierra features wooden interior and fireplace

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