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Rare 1993 Motorhome Based on GAZ 66 with 3,000 km Up for Sale

30.08.2026 03:01 1 min 1 source РУС
svobodanews.ru RUS

A rare 1993 motorhome built on a GAZ 66 chassis with only 3,000 km on the odometer has been listed for sale in Russia. The vehicle remains in original condition and is considered a collector's item.

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Rare 1993 Motorhome Based on GAZ 66 with 3,000 km Up for Sale

30.08.2026 svobodanews.ru RUS Original source

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