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Photographer James Barkman gives a tour of his vintage "Yellow Submarine" inspired VW Van and breaks down some of the modifications he has made to make this adventure bus feel more like home.
Photographer James Barkman gives a tour of his vintage "Yellow Submarine" inspired VW Van and breaks down some of the modifications he has made to make this adventure bus feel more like home.
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