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When did sportsmobile stop using sheet rock screws? My 2003 has them as well.

I don’t tow but I have a 5.4 with 4.10 gears. For a RV it has decent power.

One thing to consider is storage. Anything pop top will have a lot less storage then a hard high top. I think you will get more bang for your buck with a truck/camper combo. Saying that I have a high top E350 SMB I got years ago.

I’m thinking of going this route with a Klx300sm. Seems like a lot of low maintenance fun. I need to find the right tires for mountain twistys and fire roads.

What truck is it currently in?is that truck in good shape? Combo price?

that’s priced really well.

How do you like the smaller Alpicool fridge? Does it sip power?

https://kansascity.craigslist.org/rvd/d/chillicothe-we-are-open-1996-big-foot/7194248727.html Not a smb but close or better

It’s not blank but low mile 4x4 https://kansascity.craigslist.org/rvd/d/chillicothe-we-are-open-1996-big-foot/7194248727.html

Sportsmobiles have some nice outside showers with hot water. Doesn’t take up any precious inside space. I highly recommend a pop up changing room to shower in and a spot for the cassette toilet.

https://expeditionportal.com/forum/threads/1997-sportsmobile-with-v10-penthouse-agile-4x4.215509/ This one seems like a great turn key rig.

I have a 2003 sportsmobile EB27 with cruiser top(high). Upper and lower bed. The inward facing couches have seatbelts plus the 4 captain chairs. It has 57,000 miles. It’s not for sale BUT i would trade it for a really nice pop top van.

How long have you owned this nice rig?

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Located in Topeka Kansas. $1500 for the whole kit. This dcu topper provides tons of storage options with the side tool boxes. I easily can fit 4 front runner storage boxes on each side. There are a few small stress cracks at the very back of the toppers internal frame. ARE recommended I get it...