I see lots of ads for sale where the AC is in the back window. That looks Ghetto to me. Is this something that can be relocated? What about traveling? Does it need to be removed while in Route? If not, what keeps it from falling out?
As I understand it, early Casitas came that way from the factory (back window AC, not roof AC a la Francesca ). But yes, a person could cut a hole in the FG and route the AC through a wall, or poke it out the front window for variety. Many eggs have AC in a front closet.
As for taking the rear AC out while traveling... not sure. Since it's that way from the factory, I'd guess not, but that's just a guess.
My 1989 had the AC in the back window. It did fine. My 1999 has the AC beneath the front closet, just inside the entry way. It also does fine.
It is nicer to have the unit beneath the closet, so the back window is available for viewing, but having it in the back window wasn't a deal breaker for me.
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). But yes, a person could cut a hole in the FG and route the AC through a wall, or poke it out the front window for variety. 
Many eggs have AC in a front closet.
1999 Casita Liberty
2015 Escape 21
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