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All That Work Just to Hide It?! | Sprinter Camper Build Another glamorous day converting the Sprinter. Crawling around on the floor, cutting insulation to fit then covering the gaps in foil tape to make it look like I’m preparing for the arrival of ET. All this effort for... show more

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