Top open refrigerator?

All do and none of those are thermoelectric, they are real compressor fridges. You can easily tell by the price and the description. If you aren't paying a couple hundred or more you're getting junk. Just the way it is. My Truckfridge was $600 but I've bought several of them for trucks and I know they last.

 

The description will give you the dimensions, type, etc... but it has a compressor, not thermo-electric.

If I had the need for it, I'd get one myself...

 

I paid for my dometic around $500 shipped i believe to fit in my kw like a glove and have oem look

 

Any fit under the bunk?

 

I bought my IndelB from this fellow 20 years ago. It is still keeping my stuff cold.
Here is his line of top loaders.
https://www.truckfridge.com/portable-refrigerator-freezers/

 

Don't be ridiculous.




He needs something that fits in the truck.

 

I've had an 84qt whynter portable chest unit for over a year now and LOVE it. Can go from -8f to (I think) 40f and runs off a 12 volt cig outlet or a standard household plug. Expensive though, $700 from Amazon, but anything you buy for the truck can be claimed as a business expense when doing taxes.

Keep it on my top bunk, used as a freezer.

 

I bought a Dometic 40 or 50 qt refrigerator from the Petro north of Birmingham AL. It weighed nearly 50 pounds empty and the volume was hardly usable you could stand up a few 2-liters but anything square and wider than a 2-liter wasn't going to fit. I immediately returned it just because ofbthe weight. Totally impractical for my use, although I'm sure it's far more effective than the 12 volt Igloo & Colemans Ive been using. I just buy the 2 year warranty on them andvreplace them when they die in 11-14 months. At least I can carry them full or empty and they cost $120 instead of $500 or $700

 

ON sale again...

ICECO GO20 Portable Refrigerator, 20 Liter/21 Quart, DC 12/24 V, AC 100-240V, Small Fridge Freezer Cooler Mini, For Outdoor and Home, For Car, Truck, Vehicle, Van, Camping, Picnic, 0 to 50 F (White) - Newegg.com

 

Some pretty good reviews on those on YouTube. A bargain compared to an Engel and low power usage. Just Chinese that’s all.