Daycab or sleeper

my vote is small sleeper
some even still have a rear window

 

I bet it's not lower on city miles/stop n go driving...

 

I'd never buy a truck without at least a small bunk and I'd always leave a couple changes of clothes and toiletries in it. Jobs change and roads close at the worst possible times. A set back axle with a small mid roof or flat top sleeper can do almost any job well.

Edit: I have a 219" WB and find that it's fine for everything. Even when I hauled into fish markets. A sleeper window on the curb side makes blindsiding a breeze. I can shoulder check from the seat and see my right rear wheels through the window and in the convex mirror at the same time.

 

I'd have a sleeper and do local work. My last truck was a daycab and I won't have one again. Much more room for tools and other things.

 

Any decisions or progress????

 

You wont regret having the sleeper. As most members have said, the advantages far outweigh the bad...
On a rare occasion you might get into a very tight spot. So your back and forth a couple of times to get wiggled in there (the tight spots that allow us to show off our talents).
As my friend says, its a daycab with a box behind cab.
Thanks for the reply. Keep us posted and best wishes.

 

i would choose the sleeper over the dc. i have been stuck at deliveries in a dc and its not fun!