sink toylet combi in a sleeper

don't remind me i live in ga. i hate this friggin state. between the racism and the political B.S. , and economy , the golddigging women who are just so friggin lazy , there stupid laws to make segregration worse , man i could go on forever.

Yes ga. is a backwords state. they are the capital of the southeast and are just so different from all a joining states. ga. is still in the 18th centuury but that is because look who is running the state and the city of atlanta. go figure.

 

I don't know how many they ever sold, but when I read about it we were probably still in the Carter presidency. I am sure that all those issues would be brought up now, but no kidding, I do recall the system being covered in a magazine.

 

Has anyone ever sat on one of these things in the middle of the night? Not Fun.

 

why not just go to wally world and purchase a little porta potty....they fit right undeer the bunk....use the blue stuff ....no stench....good for not having to get out in the middle of the night. Cost about $70....not having to get up, get dressed, and put myself in danger in the middle of the nite in a t/s parking lot....priceless.

 

Well, I think, in order to make it work...you need to be creative. If you want all that stuff, you need to minimize the weight (while at the same time making it as affordable and strong as possible).

If one could figure out a way to put the toilet under the bed...that would put it out of the way, and if you needed to use the biffy, just raise the bed to storage mode and use the toilet...but youd have to find a way to seal the lid closed (for leaking purposes as well as stench). Maybe a counter top can double as a sink where you can rotate the counter top part away and voila...a sink. Probably would want a shallower sink.

I think if truck manufacturers could extend the sleeper by a foot or two, one could easily put in a small stove/oven along with a small fridge and microwave.

Either way, I saw a very long sleeper cab the other day. I didn't really catch what kind of truck it is (still ahv ea hard time telling the difference if I cant see the company logo). That sleeper looked HUGE! It seemed like it was 10-15 feet long. To me, it seemed that they had to cut, extend and reweld the truck frame to make it work.

If you go to a camper dealership, you can see how creative they are with putting stuff in there.

 

Would that be the new VADA Turbo3000F+? (You can use your imagination as to what the "F" stands for. Or should it be "S"?).