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Retro camper based on Volga Trofim unveiled in Moscow

19.11.2025 11:00 1 min 2 sources РУС
ufocar.ru RUS + 1 more
Retro camper based on Volga Trofim unveiled in Moscow
Original source: Авто Mail

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Family Campers showcased a motorhome on the Volga Trofim truck chassis at the Poyekhali exhibition in Moscow. The body is retro-styled with GAZ-24 elements. Base price of the superstructure is 2 million rubles, chassis not included.

Family Campers presented a motorhome based on the Volga Trofim truck at the Poyekhali exhibition in Moscow, held from November 14 to 16. The exterior is retro-styled with elements from the GAZ-24, while the interior features a modern living module.

The base price of the superstructure is 2 million rubles, excluding the chassis. The configuration can be adapted to the client's needs.

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Family Campers unveils retro camper on Volga chassis at Moscow exhibition

19.11.2025 ufocar.ru RUS Original source

Family Campers unveils retro camper based on Volga GAZ-24 at Moscow exhibition

17.11.2025 Авто Mail RUS Original source

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