This 1984 Toyota Bandit Pop Top Camper is the Ultimate 80s Toyota Mini Motorhome by OttoEx

Sold and customized by OttoEx Retro Adventure Vehicles, Portland OR
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Like a lot of our vehicles. This is one of a kind. For those of you unfamiliar with the Toyota Bandit, perhaps you’ve heard of the Toyota Sunrader – it’s bigger brother. While they are both strong and sturdy fiberglass molded campers built on Toyota Chassis, the Bandit is different from the Sunrader. It’s 17 feet long, it features a pop-top roof much like a Chinook. Think of it as a much rarer, and more modernized Chinook. This bandit was purchased new at Don Jacobs Toyota dealership in 1984 by an elderly gentlemen who used it very lightly, and kept it garaged. It came with a single rear wheel setup, which works just fine given it’s light weight and nimble nature. No need to deal with duallies. As if bandits weren’t already rare, this one takes the cake in that it’s got the factory SR5 trim, as well as an extra cab. We have worked with many North American Toyota motor homes over the years, however, this is the first, and possibly last xtra cab one we will see. It has the solid 22RE engine mated to an automatic transmission, making getting this thing down the road a non hassle. The interior was remodeled by a professional cabinet maker, to an extremely high quality of work. It’s got a dometic 2-way electric/propane fridge. 2 house batteries that charge off an isolater, 2 burner propane stove top, propane heat, and a fresh water tank. It’s also only about 7 feet tall, making it able to be parked in any garage.


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