That was the biggest thing I wanted
I had a pretty good setup in my previous rigs but had to move this to do that thing
My wife would say. I don’t know why you want a big sleeper
The first trip she came out on with this she goes. Yeah, I get it and then says I can see getting a bigger sleeper
I have a 120” and not having to worry about parking and getting in line for a shower took all the stress off the table
I can fuel at the cheapest place and park anywhere and that’s usually at a much quieter place
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Maybe have to do an extra pull up but I also pull a 53’ spread axle so maybe a lot to get moved??
A friend had a 120” built but added like 6” for a bigger bed
Was maybe $2k more and that would be a plus
I think that extra foot on a 132 would be pretty good an I think with my 287? WB that I could get that with out or very little extra WB added? -
For my truck, the three biggest wastes of space are the passenger seat, the unused space where an upper bunk would reside, and the area under the bunk. Being able to take a shower in the truck is a much bigger priority than storage space, since I’m home every weekend.D.Tibbitt Thanks this. -
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The only thing that truly bugs me at a shower once in awhile is when it has the arctic cold blowing through a vent.
Can cut a few corners and make just about anything work, but flash freezer blowing through the ceiling is a B.Metalicious, nredfor88 and InTooDeep Thank this. -
Even a bed that went to the ceiling and when it raised up it would have the kitchen area and a shower that would have like a slide
Imaging like a box a refrigerator would come in but the bottom 1/2 would be a little bigger and the top would slide into it
So a 3’x3’ square that’s 6’ tall would collapse to a 3x3x3 when the bed came down
Especially on my last two Ultraloft trucks. There a ton of upper space
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I have a 287WB and 120”
I don’t think I would have to add much length to my truck to be able to put a 132” on
I have more room between the sleeper and trailer bulkhead than a lot of trucks I see running around so I think the same WB would work??
Not a very good view but if any WB was needed I don’t think it would be the full 12”
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