A 1986 Austin Maestro Countryman “Portable Studio Apartment” – $6,300+ USD
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This is a remarkably original Austin Maestro Countryman from 1986. It’s essentially a high-roofed version of the Maestro station wagon with a camper section…
This is a remarkably original Austin Maestro Countryman from 1986. It’s essentially a high-roofed version of the Maestro station wagon with a camper section…
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