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The pictures in that ad are of a Ford van. If it's a Ford extended van it should fit.

I still have the roof, it's just a mosquito habitat right now. Make me an offer, I probably will take it. I would rather not take it to the dump.

I still have the roof, I really would like for it to go to a good home. Make me an offer.

I have a top listed in the for sale section on thus site, look it up.

I have a fiberglass raised roof as seen on the van in the photos below. I believe it will fit any Extended Ford van from 1992-2014, It came from a 1997 year van. It's only the roof, not the van. I bought the van for the roof, got rid of the van, but I kept the roof, and decided to go another...

If you doing any towing I would like to know how it goes. I have been looking at the Transit to pull my travel trailer.

FYI, I talked to the dealer, they said that all you needed to do was wash the roof about every six months with RV roof cleaner. Now I just have to find the right RV roof cleaner. Most I have looked at said they were for EPDM.

Everything I find online is for cleaning EPDM rubber roofs, I haven't found anything yet for TPO roofs. TPO – Thermal Poly Olefin – was introduced to the RV and Marine Industries in 1994. It is resistant to algae, mold, fungus, and other biological agents. The chemistry of TPO allows for no...

FYI, you can use the T-mobile booster on the Metro PCS network. And you can find the boosters used online for under $40.00 I have one and it works fine. I think the notification of where the booster is at is a FCC requirement in case of interference, not necessarily needed to make it work.

My new travel trailer has, I believe, a TPO roof, it's white and smooth. Does this type of roof require any periodic maintenance?

My trailer has a fully enclosed bottom, so it looks like I will be OK from what you guys are saying.

Do I need to worry about anything freezing if the temperature dips below freezing, like 30 degrees, while I am camping with the heat on in the camper. Are the tanks and lines generally insulated from the cold in a travel trailer?

Jellyfish is exactly right. No matter how much air I put in the Michelins, even at the max pressure of 80 psi, you could push on the side of the van and watch the tires squish like a jellyfish.

The Michelins were the same size and load range as my old tires, they had a very thick tread which I guess made them squirm a lot.

I am looking for a new set of tires that will be good for towing. I had a E-350 van that had a set of Hankook tires on it, it always towed my trailer great, little or no "sway" from wind or when traffic passed me. You could feel a semi truck push you around a little when it passed, but it...

Hello, I am new to cheap RV living, but not to to van living. I had a Ford E-350 van that we camped out of for the last five years. I just sold the van and now use a travel trailer.

I used polyurethane adhesive with plastic mounts to hold my two 100W panels on the aluminum roof of my trailer several years ago, they are still firmly attached.