I dont know the name of this thing i saw on a truck... help..
#1
I dont know the name of this thing i saw on a truck... help..
Ok.. So the other day.. I remember seeing some maroon truck with half a camper shell on his truck.. Like the camper shell only covered maybe 2 ft of his truck bed (from the front.. so he still had like 5ft of his truck bed normal.). However, I don't know what to search on Google for this product.. I think it would useful cause then you can have like a trunk and a truck bed still anyway..
So yup.. I'm looking for a camper shell thats only 2ft in length.. It had windows and such too.. It was weird.. Thats all i can remember.
Thanks in advance.
So yup.. I'm looking for a camper shell thats only 2ft in length.. It had windows and such too.. It was weird.. Thats all i can remember.
Thanks in advance.
#3
That would be the worst news possible.. I really wanted to buy it..
I wish I could find a picture on the net of it (but if i could do that then i would know what its called..)
Has anyone ever seen something like I am describing???
I wish I could find a picture on the net of it (but if i could do that then i would know what its called..)
Has anyone ever seen something like I am describing???
#7
#8
Weren't they also called a 'sleeper shell' or sleeper cab ?
I remember a former boss of mine had one for long trips.The rear window is removed and the sleeper is mounted to the box with a flexible seal between it and the cab.Not a lot of headroom but better than laying across the seat.It had a high mounted small rear facing window and two side windows about 6x9 inch . Was the width of the box and ~3 feet deep.
edit
http://www.cowtownsleepers.com/
I guess they are still manufactured.
I remember a former boss of mine had one for long trips.The rear window is removed and the sleeper is mounted to the box with a flexible seal between it and the cab.Not a lot of headroom but better than laying across the seat.It had a high mounted small rear facing window and two side windows about 6x9 inch . Was the width of the box and ~3 feet deep.
edit
http://www.cowtownsleepers.com/
I guess they are still manufactured.
Last edited by OTRtech; 10-25-2008 at 06:17 AM.
#9
Weren't they also called a 'sleeper shell' or sleeper cab ?
I remember a former boss of mine had one for long trips.The rear window is removed and the sleeper is mounted to the box with a flexible seal between it and the cab.Not a lot of headroom but better than laying across the seat.It had a high mounted small rear facing window and two side windows about 6x9 inch . Was the width of the box and ~3 feet deep.
edit
http://www.cowtownsleepers.com/
I guess they are still manufactured.
I remember a former boss of mine had one for long trips.The rear window is removed and the sleeper is mounted to the box with a flexible seal between it and the cab.Not a lot of headroom but better than laying across the seat.It had a high mounted small rear facing window and two side windows about 6x9 inch . Was the width of the box and ~3 feet deep.
edit
http://www.cowtownsleepers.com/
I guess they are still manufactured.
#13
Weren't they also called a 'sleeper shell' or sleeper cab ?
I remember a former boss of mine had one for long trips.The rear window is removed and the sleeper is mounted to the box with a flexible seal between it and the cab.Not a lot of headroom but better than laying across the seat.It had a high mounted small rear facing window and two side windows about 6x9 inch . Was the width of the box and ~3 feet deep.
edit
http://www.cowtownsleepers.com/
I guess they are still manufactured.
I remember a former boss of mine had one for long trips.The rear window is removed and the sleeper is mounted to the box with a flexible seal between it and the cab.Not a lot of headroom but better than laying across the seat.It had a high mounted small rear facing window and two side windows about 6x9 inch . Was the width of the box and ~3 feet deep.
edit
http://www.cowtownsleepers.com/
I guess they are still manufactured.
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I was looking at that Cowtown site...gosh that's funny to say... Anywho, they've got pics of a Ranger and a Toyota and a Frontier with those sleepers attached, so apparently one is available. That is sooooo retro 1970's but kind of neat. not my cup of tea, but for the life on the road, i suppose one could make use of it, if not for sleeping than for just having a little room there.
#17
I was looking at that Cowtown site...gosh that's funny to say... Anywho, they've got pics of a Ranger and a Toyota and a Frontier with those sleepers attached, so apparently one is available. That is sooooo retro 1970's but kind of neat. not my cup of tea, but for the life on the road, i suppose one could make use of it, if not for sleeping than for just having a little room there.
#18
#19
I have seen those and like the look of them if you just use the truck for camping or something, but if you still like to haul large items, they are not practical. Again I do like the looks of the nicer ones though.
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