For the RV Transporters

[BudMan]

I drive for one of the northern Indiana RV transport Companies and have started a webpage network for all the RV transport drivers at:

RVTransporters.net


BudMan

 

[bushpilot]

Budman -
Glad your having fun. Couple of notes...none of the links on your
RVT site work.

I'm curious how much this is cost --> Crew Cab Sleeper - Home

 

[BudMan]

Just tried the links and they all work

The Crew Cab Sleeper for my 2006 Ford F350 was $1,600 plus about $134 for the importation fees and shipping coming across the border.

BudMan

 

[bushpilot]

$1734 !!! wow !

 

[BamaSixGun]

Occasionally on ebay, there is someone who sells an electric rear seat for super duties. It folds down to make a bed and retains a factory look.

 

[BudMan]

Yep, I thought it was remarkably cheap also

It actually is very well made and more than satisfies 49 CFR 393.76.

Bud

 

[BamaSixGun]

I had to sleep in mine once down in Valdosta, GA.

I am 6'2" and it was not very comfortable all crunched up
in the back seat.

Still alittle pricey to me tho, good thing I dont haul anymore.

 

[Bolt]

I'm 6'5" and I've slept in the back seat of my truck. Not very comfortable, don't wake up too refreshed in the morning. I'd sooner sleep in the front seats with them reclined back as far as possible. That or a hotel.....

 

[bushpilot]

im w/ 'cha...1700 bucks buys ALOT of hotel rooms...
im 6'0" and what few times ive slept in the back of mine
i was glad to have a back seat TO sleep in.

i s'pose theres a bit of gouging goin' on based on a few
stickers (kick out door etc)...they should certainly have good
profit @ that price point.

bama is talkin' bout one of these...which no doubt is NICE...
and about 1/2 the cost...
eBay Motors: 1999-08 Super Duty power SOFA BED

 

[F350DRW1]

You guys ever see an actual sleeper you can put on a pick-up? Saw one years ago on a pressed out GMC dually that was essentially a 30' extension with a pass thru to the rear of the cab. Any ideas?