Not a necessity. Get a tailgate stand off latch to vent though the tailgate and still have it locked. And wind deflectors (I can recommend climair) - this way you can keep front windows open an inch or so without getting rain in and without them being open being obvious to bypassers. With these two simple and relatively cheap mods you get quite a lot of air changing through the van.
I would miss our side opening windows, always useful for throwing a mains cable or flagpole lights cable out of, but nothing I couldn't manage with the front windows open a bit. Worry not.
As the others have said. The other advantage of a slider for me is ventilation while cooking as it is right by the hob. A good way to get rid of the steam and smells. Again, not essential if you open the sliding door and/or front windows.
Also, if you have a pop top with vents that will allow some heat to escape in the summer.
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