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Originally Posted by dsdaviser
I also want to point out the value of having a "stealth" RV. I can park in many places, needing only 86" clearance.
But even more, I was able to keep the SMB at my curb in a town with RV restrictions, and the neighbors were ok with it too.
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That was a big consideration for me, too. The city I live in has limits for width, length, and height for street parking, and the pop top squeaks in where a hard top wouldn't.
I feel lucky in that my 1990 E-250 extended van (converted when new) seems to have escaped (or perhaps predated) a lot of the fit problems people report with their pop-tops. Even after 28 years it still sits square on the roof and is quiet while driving. The interior cabinets have loosened up a bit at the joints after 120,000 miles of driving and body flex, but that's my only real complaint.