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bigrig, i love driving for roehl. very happy with them.

i should specify, the sleepers are all pretty well suited for tall gus midroofs and higher good headroom. but the columbia and century are cramped in the drivers seat
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I'm 6'2. No issues with the 379X or the 379 daycab. Drove a t-600 as a company driver and no issues there either. Drove a older daycab '98 T-800 and no issues, drove a '06 daycab t-800 and I felt like a tarantula on a golfball. I don't know what they did but its not made for a tall man anymore. Neither were extended cab versions either. Drove a mack, freightliner classic XL and a FL80, one international. All daycabs and no issue. One W-900 '72 bunk and it was the nicest I've had the pleasure of driving. Very smooth truck.
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