Coffin sleeper/historical question

Discussion in 'Questions To Truckers From The General Public' started by Avenger29, Jul 7, 2011.

  1. stranger

    stranger Road Train Member

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    Am I that bad??????? lol
     
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  3. dunchues

    dunchues Medium Load Member

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    That was strange!
     
  4. buddyd157

    buddyd157 Road Train Member

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    this is what i recall being known as a "coffin sleeper", i had to access it thru what was supposed to be the back window of the cab.

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  5. x1Heavy

    x1Heavy Road Train Member

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    There is a reason we don't do that. Not in motion anyway.

    This will have to be reaching way back into history. Way back.

    Coffin sleeper to me refers to a about a 78 freightliner cabover bunk that just barely fit me plus 6 inches long, 8 wider than me and you could not sit up in there very much. Not enough roof space for that. Essentially a coffin. As long you had that diamond interior inside padding you were fine. If it was bare steel then there are other problems.
     
  6. 88228822

    88228822 Heavy Load Member

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    This thread makes the sleeper on my 2016 Volvo seem like a palatial estate!
     
  7. Infosaur

    Infosaur Road Train Member

    Funny, the last time I spent the night in a Volvo, it tried to kill me.

    (Exhaust leak in the bunk heater, it was a sub truck for a breakdown)

    That's a whole 'nother kind of "coffin sleeper"!:biggrin_25521:
     
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