1996 Isuzu Elf Japanese Domestic Market Camper Is a Bento Box of an RV

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Compared to U.S. motorhomes, this Japanese domestic market camper is a tiny house.

This wee RV is right-hand-drive, but that shouldn't be too much of a drawback. Toll booths and drive-thrus may require the help of your passenger, but small JDM trucks and vans are very narrow, so reaching out the passenger-side window isn't out of the question. The other problem with right-hand drive in a left-hand-drive country is seeing around the car in front of you to safely make a pass on a two-lane road.

Depending on where you're located, finding a JDM specialist may not actually be that tricky, especially on the West Coast. If you live in Seattle, Portland, or Northern California, you will not be the only peripatetic soul with a JDM camper. You might even be able to find a local club.With just 67,000 miles on its durable diesel engine, this bento box of an RV has just barely started its adventure.

 

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