Who has slept in their truck, not in the seats. I mean fashioning a bed of some sort in the back of the crew cab area.
Sleeping in the Titan
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Air matress works great on the camping trips. Ive slept in the cab on many occasions also. Not the most comfortable, but it will work!
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I've slept on the rear floor with the seats up. I use thick heavy duty quilted moving pads, put some on both sides of the hump until they reach the top of the hump, then a couple more all the way across the floor. It's pretty comfortable.
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I wouldnt sleep in there but there's plenty of room for other things...lol
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My wife and I have knocked it out back there, plenty of room!20LSUTITAN08 said:
slept or tried to once.. drivers seat back, ac on.. few things i noticed.
i fit ok (6'7 here) but the headrest will kill you! now i pack a pillow just in case.
in the sun there is no way to keep the interior cool.. its like a heater from the windshield.
overall a miserable experience that i am not looking to repeat
i fit ok (6'7 here) but the headrest will kill you! now i pack a pillow just in case.
in the sun there is no way to keep the interior cool.. its like a heater from the windshield.
overall a miserable experience that i am not looking to repeat
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Use one of those fold up shades, it helps. I use the soft ones that fold up into a circle, you can use them on the door windows too.gyrate said:
It's a truck. Why would you sleep in the cab when you have a nice bed in back?
I sleep in the truck bed on most winter trips to the mountains. A nice 0 degree down bag and a bed rug (provides closed foam insulation) and I'm comfy as a hotel. In the summer, an inflatable mattress and with sheets and a blanket and it's great.
It's one of the main reasons I bought a truck.
I sleep in the truck bed on most winter trips to the mountains. A nice 0 degree down bag and a bed rug (provides closed foam insulation) and I'm comfy as a hotel. In the summer, an inflatable mattress and with sheets and a blanket and it's great.
It's one of the main reasons I bought a truck.
too cheap to buy a camper i guess. ive considered getting a shell, drilling the top and mounting one of those camper ac units in there so the back has its own system, for the dogs that is, not that i camp or anything.bbshot said:
then when im done adding all the $ up i figure its cheaper to just buy a landcruiser that has rear ac and comparable space for dog/human cargo..
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Tried it underneath the soft tonneau, but too much of that "casket" feel. I pack a tent now.
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I've slept in the cab and in the bed quite a bit. I carry a small infatable matress that folds up into basically nothing. I just have the KC but I lay down the rear seats, and I luckily have the passenger seat that folds all the way forward into a table. Then I set up the matress with the head on the dash and feet on the back wall, never had a problem and I'm 6'3". Still can't beat sleeping wide open in the bed of the truck though.
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haha thats funnyI have slept in my truck once or twice. I think it frightened my passengers.
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