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A 18-meter motorhome converted from a 2003 Scania CL94UA articulated city bus is listed on Blocket in Sweden. Price ranges from €105,000 to €108,000 depending on the source.
An unusual 18-meter motorhome converted from a 2003 Scania CL94UA articulated city bus has been listed for sale on the popular Swedish platform Blocket. Externally resembling a regular bus, it hides a fully equipped living space inside.
According to one source, the vehicle is registered as a class 2 passenger car, allowing it to be driven with a category B license. Another source notes that in the Netherlands, a category C license would be required. The price varies: €105,000 according to one report and around €108,000 according to another.
Inside, the motorhome features a kitchen, shower, toilet, bedroom, and a guest room for five people. A library is also mentioned. The space is compared to an apartment rather than a typical camper.
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An 18-meter motorhome converted from a Scania CL94UA articulated city bus (2003) is listed on Blocket in Sweden. Registered as a passenger car class 2...
An 18-meter motorhome converted from a Scania CL94UA articulated city bus (2003) is listed on Blocket in Sweden. Registered as a passenger car class 2, it can be driven with a standard B license. The asking price is €105,000.
A 2003 Scania articulated bus has been converted into a 18-meter camper with a full kitchen, shower, toilet, bedroom, and guest room for five people. ...
A 2003 Scania articulated bus has been converted into a 18-meter camper with a full kitchen, shower, toilet, bedroom, and guest room for five people. Listed for sale in Sweden at approximately €108,000, the vehicle features 3.5 kW solar panels, 420-liter water tanks, and insulation for temperatures down to -25°C. In the Netherlands, a truck driving license is required to operate it.
Updated: 04.07.2026
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