Renault Master 4×4 L4H2
NOMAD LINERenault Master Oberaigner 4×4 L4H2
Full custom conversion on the Oberaigner 4×4 drivetrain — ready for rough terrain with no compromise on comfort.
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About the build
Built for one journey
This exceptional camper was built for expeditions into demanding terrain, pairing the Oberaigner 4×4 drivetrain with maximum everyday comfort. It is a vehicle ready for any journey — from forest tracks to far-flung expeditions.
At the heart of the conversion is a fully custom interior: aluminium furniture with countertops and fronts in hard-wearing HPL, complemented by intelligent Van Der Moon organisers. A sliding roof raises the interior height, while a hubdach.net roof tent and homologated additional seats expand the possibilities for travelling and sleeping.
Energy independence is handled by an advanced Victron electrical system with a Simarine control panel, giving full command over power and consumption. A Truma Combi 6DE heater delivers warmth in any conditions, and the galley is built around a Dynacook gas hob with a sealed combustion chamber and a dependable Dometic refrigerator.
The exterior vinyl wrap was chosen to combine aesthetics with body protection. Every detail was carefully refined for the most demanding travellers — as visitors at the trade fair put it: “Something different from the rest!”
Configuration summary
- Oberaigner 4×4 off-road drivetrain — ready for rough terrain
- Custom aluminium furniture with HPL countertops and fronts
- Advanced Victron electrical system with Simarine panel
- Truma Combi 6DE heating and Dynacook + Dometic galley
- hubdach.net roof tent and sliding roof
- Additional homologated seats
Curated by the VAN55 team. Without prices or suppliers.
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