Tired of small sleepers

They don't have a lot of Prime Style mini trucks.

But if you really have 27 years experience why even consider Swift?

 

Good question!

 

Keim TS has "studio sleepers." Huge fully loaded sleepers.

Halvor Lines has big sleepers with KW's, Volvo's, Peterbilt's, Freightliner's.

Howard Transportation has decent sleepers and a terminal in West Virginia.

 

Another great question!

 

Hi Diantane, well, it's funny how we changed our ideas of what's small. Ever have a "Mercury" stainless sleeper behind you? We used to call it the "coffin". You'd throw an extra pair of pants, and some clean underwear in the corner, and you could barely turn around, but it was better than across the seats. I agree with Balakov. Plenty of places with nice trucks out there. Good luck.

 

[QUOTE="semi" retired;4360157]Hi Diantane, well, it's funny how we changed our ideas of what's small. Ever have a "Mercury" stainless sleeper behind you? We used to call it the "coffin". You'd throw an extra pair of pants, and some clean underwear in the corner, and you could barely turn around, but it was better than across the seats. I agree with Balakov. Plenty of places with nice trucks out there. Good luck.[/Quote]
Drivers are like goldfish -- they grow to the size of their enclosures...

 

There egos sure do.

 

This quote is too good to not go in my forum signature.

Maybe you've finally discovered the secret to driver size... Its not the food or the lack of exercise, its these big sleepers that we have to grow into. I wanna stay skinny, who wants to trade for my 86" studio? I'll even throw in a few meal tickets to the iron skillet.