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Ya it is. I have spent more time sleeping in my cc then id like. Last trip was 3 weeks, 8 days before that, 2 weeks before that. I need space big time. I got a haul from miami to los angeles and was dreading the thought. Thankfully it was canceled. Need to get the sleeper now!
I was thinking about going something along those lines and getting one of those like box delivery trucks, selling the box and then dropping a CC/sleeper/bed onto the chassis.
But that is a little bigger a project than this apartment building would be down to let me do in the parking lot. For now I just keep a tent in my bed for when I leave the city, just in case. Always a forest service road I can pull off onto to get some shut eye up here.
Originally Posted by SnuffthePunkz;[URL="tel:12393243"
12393243[/URL]]I was thinking about going something along those lines and getting one of those like box delivery trucks, selling the box and then dropping a CC/sleeper/bed onto the chassis.
But that is a little bigger a project than this apartment building would be down to let me do in the parking lot. For now I just keep a tent in my bed for when I leave the city, just in case. Always a forest service road I can pull off onto to get some shut eye up here.
ya, but i spend more then 3 months in my truck a year, a tint wont cut it for my kinda work. especially when i spent 3 weeks in 110plus degree heat and spent almost a month in 20 degree and under. too extreme to sleep comfortable in. especially with my girl with me and were trying for a baby, she would murder me before sleepin pregnant on the ground lol
There is that lol.
I'm a younger guy and up north here it peaks at 110 for like a week out of the year, the rest of the time a tent works quite well, as a younger mostly single guy it works for me.
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