1997 Toyota ToyoAce Camper.This 1997 Toyota ToyoAce is a right-hand-drive single-cab camper that was imported from Japan to the US in 2022. A subsequent refurbishment of the living quarters is said to have involved reconfiguring the rear sleeping area, adding a memory foam twin-size mattress, converting the electrical outlets to US-style units, and installing replacement linoleum flooring and wood paneling. A 26″ television as well as an 850-watt solar panel system connected to two power inverters have also been installed, and further amenities include a loft bed, a kitchenette, a bathroom, and a water heater as well as storage tanks for fresh and gray water. The vehicle is finished in white with contrasting lower bodywork and is powered by a 4.1-liter diesel inline-four mated to a four-speed transmission. A dually rear axle, air conditioning, and front captain’s chairs are also equipped along with a retractable awning, a roof-access ladder, a rear-view camera, and an aftermarket head unit. The cab and camper shell have been repainted in white with contrasting lower bodywork under current ownership. A door on the left rear opens to give access to the camper area, and additional exterior details include a retractable awning, exterior storage compartments, side steps, and wide-angle side view mirrors as well as connections for shore power and fresh water.Silver-painted 17.5″ steel wheels are wrapped in 235/75 Americus AP 2000 tires. A dually rear axle is equipped out back, and braking is handled by front and rear drums. Three roof-mounted monocrystalline solar panels are connected to an 850-watt power distribution system as well as a 3000-watt Sinewave power inverter for the camper and an additional 3000-watt power inverter for accessories.The roof of the vehicle is accessed via a rear ladder and has a storage rack as well as two vents.The right-hand-drive cabin features captain’s chairs trimmed in gray vinyl upholstery, and faux wood trim accents the dash and doors. A Supersonic display is connected to a rear-view camera, and further equipment includes an aftermarket head unit, air conditioning, and power windows and door locks.The two-spoke steering wheel frames a tachometer with a 3,800-rpm redline accompanied by a 160-km/h speedometer and gauges for fuel level and coolant temperature. The six-digit mechanical odometer shows 59k kilometers (~37k miles), less than 500 of which have been added under current ownership.The living quarters feature an air conditioning unit, sliding windows, curtains, storage compartments, a 47.5-gallon fresh water tank, and a 26-gallon gray water tank. The kitchenette includes a refrigerator, a sink, and a three-burner propane stovetop, while the enclosed bathroom is equipped with a shower and a cassette-style toilet. A Hitachi split heating pump system was installed under prior ownership and has been converted to utilize the roof-mounted solar panels with a 400-amp power bank. Work completed under current ownership is said to have involved installing a 26″ television, converting the electrical outlets to US-style units, and fitting replacement linoleum flooring and wood paneling.The dinette-style sitting area is outfitted with vinyl cushions and a table. A loft with a mattress is located above the front seats, and the seller states that the rear sleeping area was reconfigured and fitted with a memory foam twin-size mattress under current ownership.4.1-Liter Diesel Inline-FourFour-Speed Automatic TransmissionWhite w/Contrasting Lower BodyworkGray Vinyl Upholstery17.5" Steel WheelsDually Rear AxleRetractable Awning850-Watt Solar Panel SystemTwo Power InvertersDinette & KitchenetteStovetop, Sink, & RefrigeratorBathroom w/Toilet & ShowerLoft & Convertible BedsAir Conditioning26" TelevisionRear-View Camera47.5-Gallon Fresh Water Tank26-Gallon Gray Water Tank