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Looking for sleeper

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Folks, looking for someone who can add sleeper to 97 2500 Club Cab. Don't need the rear seat, just want a bed for me (6'2") and will probably put a utility/service body on it to get all the tools out of the cab. Did a search on the forums and several of the links are outdated. Need to be able to pull a fifth wheel.



What brought all this about was pulling off the road to eat and got rear-ended about 60 mph by Toyota SUV (think it was a Sequoia/Four Runner?). Had aluminum adjustable hitch ball the took all most all of the hit. Knocked cables off the batteries and angled rear axle to the frame. Have not seen if the frame is bent. Bed was pushed into cab on passenger side. Fortunately I was not hurt and passenger was just shook up.



Insurance is probably going to total it, and I will buy it back.



BTW. Hitch ball met engine block in Toyota, everything came to complete stop. Driver was not injured, but looked like sharp knife removed his front end.
 
The problem is that the quad cab is useless for sleeping really. It isn't wide enough, even if you tore everything out. So the sleeper is still going to have to sit behind the cab. Try http://www.doubleeagleind.com/index.html



If you are on a position, check out the new regular cab 84" cab-axle trucks. You can put a sleeper behind the regular cab and still have a full 8 foot bed.
 
So I have noticed that Mckinley's link is dead, here is the phone number, 806-272-6898 or 806-946-6428. Vic is located in Northern Texas. He has basic sleepers like what I put in my truck but he also can fabricate whatever you want. He does excellent work, check out my gallery.
 
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