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2004 McLouis Tandy Plus 610 motorhome for sale in Novara

28.06.2026 18:18 1 min 1 source РУС
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2004 McLouis Tandy Plus 610 motorhome for sale in Novara
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A 2004 McLouis Tandy Plus 610 motorhome with 116,804 km is listed for sale in Novara, Italy, at €23,700. The model features longitudinal bunk beds at the rear, a double bed in the loft, six berths and six travel seats. It is powered by a Fiat 2,800 cc engine (130 hp) with manual transmission, Euro 3 emission class, and comes with a 12-month warranty covering engine, utilities, and living cell.

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2004 McLouis Tandy Plus 610 motorhome for sale in Novara

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