Adding a sleeper to a Freightliner Coronado day cab
Discussion in 'Trucks [ Eighteen Wheelers ]' started by ghostzapper, Nov 3, 2017.
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I'd say all is possible with the almighty dollars and a little creativity. The body lines may look odd.
AModelCat Thanks this. -
I dunno.. A little bondo here and there and some elbow grease. That'd be a one of a kind.
Cottonmouth85 Thanks this. -
Where the hell is y'all's sense of adventure. Throw some brackets on that the welds look like a grape vine pulled thru a hens ###. A home made rubber boot outta expandafoam and flex seal, leave it a different color and call it the Johnny Cash
Broke Down 69, Grubby, bzinger and 6 others Thank this. -
Get an old Mercury "coffin" sleeper.
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Look about as out of place as a Volvo with twin up pipes.nightgunner, Grubby and Hurricane69 Thank this. -
anything is possible. I used to use inner tubes to replace boot between cab and bunk. Paint will make the unit blend in.
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Just Red Geen it. 10 rolls should do it.
Roberts450, nightgunner, Broke Down 69 and 6 others Thank this. -
Don't be silly, a pre-cab sleeper is just a waste of money. Save your cash and build one from plywood.
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You can do it but you need to add a flange and boot to the cab, better just to deeply the truck and buy one with a sleeper.
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