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Your Adventure Just Elevated.
Manchester’s Specialists in Pop Top Campervan Conversions – VW, Mercedes & Ford Vans Customised Since 2019.
Discover Pop Top Conversions.
With a bespoke roof conversion, your Ford Transit, VW T5/T6, or Mercedes Vito becomes more than a van – it becomes freedom.
Reasons You’ll Love Life with a Pop Top.
Instant Headroom =
Instant Comfort.
If you’re around 5–6 ft tall, standing up is a breeze. No more crouching or hunching! Pop the roof and suddenly you’ve got space to cook, get changed after a busy day, or just stretch out and relax.
The built-in sleeping platform provides a second bed without taking floor space — ideal for families or friends. When closed, your pop top van stays low enough for car parks, ferries, and garages, while pop top windows add ventilation and light for a bright, cool, practical interior.
Lightweight & Aerodynamic -
Less Drag, More Drive.
Keeping weight low means your van’s performance doesn’t suffer. The streamlined roof reduces drag, so you’ll feel more stable at speed, hear less wind noise, and use less fuel overall.
Because the pop top roof is built with a slim, efficient frame, your van keeps its original driving feel. The reduced mass means less strain on the suspension, brakes, and engine, so fuel efficiency stays close to standard. Its wind-resistant structure lets air flow smoothly over the van, reducing drag and turbulence for better stability, a quieter drive, and lower fuel use on long trips.
Value That
Stays with Your Van.
Think of a pop top as an investment — you’ll enjoy it now and get more back when it’s time to sell.
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Because the roof is a permanent upgrade, it becomes part of the vehicle’s overall specification. Buyers often look for converted pop top vans with extra sleeping space and standing room, meaning a pop top can make your van more desirable if you ever choose to sell. It also gives you a wider market — appealing to families, adventurers, and van-life enthusiasts alike — which can help you achieve a stronger resale price compared to an unconverted van.
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