wannabe here 6'4*. how tall and still able to sleep in tractor?

young too ain't ya.....

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I am 5'10" and I push a twin size mattress to the limit. That's the size of the bed in most trucks.

So to get an idea...

Put a twin size bed with no head or foot board in a closet. Put a small 18" closet at the head and the foot of the bed facing in and then a curtain up on the other side of the small closets.

That's about how big a space you get to call home.

 

I'm 6'3 and I don't really have a problem with sleeping on the bunk. It's a little cramped but i guess I've gotten use to it.

 

I'm 6'2" and have no problem in my Pete.

 

A standard truck mattress is usually 80". There's a few cheapo trucks that have 76" and 79".

Plus you have another 6" or so. You'll fit.

 

6'4" here if I sleep on my back or side I have no problem sleeping in volvos. But if I roll over onto my stomach with toes pointing down, I rub the wall with my toes. However the international im in right now is a hair longer, it even has a lil cubby hole my toes hang down into. For the most part I'm very comfy. It won't be an issue for you.

 

Yes, you can get hired out of a community college!

 

I was able to manage at 6'2". If you ever wind up in a daycab, though, I hope for your sake it's not an R- or RD- model Mack.

 

Yes you can get hired out of CC.

Also, I'm 6'5" and never had a problem being comfortable behind the wheel or sleeping in the bunk. As long as you get a condo sleeper standing up inside your truck is no problem either.

 

Try not to be in a Volvo, unless it's a 780 with the wider sleeper.
I am 6'1" and I have barely a hand width between my head and the wall with my feet flat against the other wall.
A bit cramped.

The Cascadia and ProStar that I had were both much more roomy, and you would not feel cramped in those.
They are both wider and longer.