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Rare camper van based on GAZ-33081 Sadko goes up for auction in Kamchatka

02.01.2026 15:32 1 min 3 sources РУС
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Rare camper van based on GAZ-33081 Sadko goes up for auction in Kamchatka
Original source: Медиа Волна

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A rare semi-integrated camper van from 2006, built on the GAZ-33081 Sadko 4x4 truck, has been put up for auction in Yelizovo, Kamchatka. Price: 1.75 million rubles.

In Yelizovo, Kamchatka, bidding has started for a rare semi-integrated motorhome based on the GAZ-33081 Sadko four-wheel-drive truck. The 2006 vehicle is equipped with a 4.7 L diesel engine and a manual transmission. Mileage is 120,000 km. The seller states that the paperwork is complete and that there have been five previous owners. The asking price is 1.75 million rubles. This modification is considered a rarity on the market.

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Rare GAZ-33081 'Sadko' Motorhome Auction Starts in Russia

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Rare GAZ-33081 Sadko-based motorhome auction starts in Russia

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Rare GAZ-33081 Sadko Motorhome Auction Starts in Russia

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