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Nissan Patrol SUV converted into a motorhome

28.03.2026 15:21 1 min 1 source
myseldon.com RUS
Nissan Patrol SUV converted into a motorhome
Original source: myseldon.com

A motorhome based on a Nissan Patrol SUV has been presented in Australia. The conversion includes a sleeping area in a retractable rooftop tent, shower, kitchen, solar panels, and extensive storage systems despite limited space. The motorhome is powered by a 4.2-liter turbo diesel engine with a 5-speed manual transmission.

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Nissan Patrol SUV converted into a motorhome

28.03.2026 myseldon.com RUS Original source

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