$360K Volvo VNL Expedite Truck with Kitchen and Bathroom Sleeper by Bolt Custom Trucks 

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O como está el mundo corrompido todo vale ?

WHAT KIND OF SATISFACTION DID YOU GET BY NOT PUTTING ANY HUMAN VOICE IN THIS VIDEO. ?

@@davecruzen9352 HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA , GOOD ONE

God bless him

Your father did a service that way to many of us take forgranted, I thank him for his service to us all, RIP.

Dude wat about earning?...was it good?

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And where is the bed? Do not say now that you have to convert the seating area to a bed.... that is an absolute nogo in this day and age.... and at this price certainly not!

@@_Briegel It's really hard to have room for everything including luxuries but I feel like a bunk bed above the kitchen would be good

@@RBFR01 A bunk bed is just as much of an imposition. For the price I expect at least a king size bed above the seating area, which I can lower if necessary, but leaves the seating area usable to the extent that you can still sit under it and which also has a Nivelier facility, so that you can align the lying surface carriagewise, if the truck is at an angle. When not needed, I can drive the bed completely under the ceiling and have there then also the ceiling light or a corresponding ambient lighting under the bed, so that the underside of the raised bed acts like a normal living room ceiling. This is at least in Europe even in small campers of the middle price class standard!

@@RBFR01 That Busch has clearly never been inside a truck in his life! There's just not enough room for a king size bed to be lowered down from the ceiling! And if he wants a king size bed to be lowered down from the ceiling, then he can hire a carpenter to make one in his bedroom, because that's the only place something like that can be done at the moment! It's IMPOSSIBLE to fit a king sized bed inside a truck, that gets lowered down from the ceiling! There's just not enough room! 🤦‍♂️

@Charles Morse And where and how can I, with the bed made usable, still use the sitting area at the same time? I also have to lower the table beforehand, which means that I have to clear it completely. That's just awkward and takes too long. In addition, a passenger can then no longer use the seating area, for example, still undisturbed to read or eat something. All this could be completely bypassed with a bed attached under the ceiling, which I can lower. And the technical effort for this would not even be greater than for the folding variant in the truck. And what does that have to do with my job and your assumption that it's a lousy job?

Exactly what the heck

For real 6 minutes of absolutely zero explanations of anything and didn't even show case the bed 😂

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The truck you mean?

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what is a ms?

@@Amiir Multiple Sclerosis is an autoimmune disease that attacks the brain. Because it causes fatigue, pain, balance problems, weakness, etc., the DOT won’t allow people, like myself, attain a CDL license.

Yea what’s MS?

Ms is multiple sclerosis. If I am not mistaken

​@@AmiirIt's def multiple sclerosis. You're immune system basically eats at your nerve coverings. Interrupts the communication between your nerves and your brain.

Eye watering, omg lmao 🤣

It’ll take so much longer to turn a profit, especially with how the trucking industry is now!

You don't want a long cab like that. DOT wise especially. Not to mention some places are so ridiculous to back in that extra length really fucks you....

Well said Vegard.

@@cuda861 not to mention how easy that thing would scrape frame anytime you turn 8n someplace that has a steep angle change

Finding someone trustworthy to give you good trucks are hard this days, I bought mine 6 year back and I have 4 of them

Trucking isn't an easy business to handle have been having issues.

I have bought 3 trucks and also rent 5 weekly all from Mr Thompson he's good in the busines

Oh you know about him I have been doing business with him for three years now he so trustworthy 💯 ❤️ ❤️

I love the facts the he give great warranties and also make sure his customers has the best. 💯 💯 ❤️

I hope the bed is somewhere out there too🤣

@@mrDee1824 I think it was a Murphy bed that you pull down in the little dining area, but I could be wrong.

With today's drivers. I would keep this at mom and pops maybe rest areas.

@TRUTH _ no its 11. Unless in Alaska then it's 16. No idea why they wrote 10hr 20min.

@TRUTH _ I went with the 600 mile rule because traffic can slow you down especially in major cities.

@Ibbru Gaming he died.

@Attila’s son the saying didn't say get a new VOLVO. They get a new Peterbilt. You do have a sense of humor, don't you?

@@kathyrama4570 are u indian origin Hindu girl ??

@@kathyrama4570 my mother name also Rama...

@@Closer-s5h I am from WV.

Better save up, it’s probably a $1000 option.

Pick up little slave along the way, ...oh it comes with one.

@@carlmorgan8452 it comes with your mother

Ok

Yes, as long as they aren't anti-vaxxers and support the insurrection of Jan 6

And in the UK drasticly under paid

We are in a sad state of affairs if all it takes is for people to do the jobs that they signed up for are called heroes.

@@r8alvar i get your sentiment but, jobs u agree to, have limits. Truckers could deside covid or weather is just to dangerous to showup for work. Same for utiliy workers. 'Duty and Honor' is showing up when u dont have to. That is heroric

that bathroom and shower adds a lot to the cost of the truck on the other hand the value you get for it is quite questionable...

My first thought was the TV on the top that folds down, seems like after a while that would loosen up and rattling break off. I have 3000 miles on my new truck and I’m already starting to hear some rattles

I had the same thought when I saw that TV hanging there...this would be good maybe for Nascar or something similar...but try that on the cross bronx weekly

The mount for the television and microwave are near perfect in the 2017 730 I drive and live in 11 of 14 nights every two weeks.

About Franks comment regarding Nascar, I can totally picture this truck at a pit area or at a rock concert, it's looks great for the "high end" user. But at least in this video they have it hooked to a box trailer so I was assuming they intend it to be used over the road like maybe the stretched trucks furniture haulers use. It could be good for that but no way to get it into most shipping docks

Yep.

Nope. It would be a pain to park this in truck stops

No envy here. I love my pete but i can afford to stay home with my wife and kids. At that price that truck only parks long enough to get fuel and supplies.

@@akilghosh we generally don't park at truck stops. Only go to scale, fuel, buy anti-gel/ bug wash, etc and roll on. With a full kitchen, toilet and shower on board, there's no reason to linger at a piss stained truck stop.

@@donmunro144 my wife team drives so there's no rent/ house payment, utilities, property tax, etc. 168" sleeper with a 30amp hook up means we can drop the step deck and tie up at any camp site in north America or pull a 34 coastal or riverside at a scenic spot of our choosing. Completely off the grid.

Actually the stress could come more from time pressures--having to meet deadlines. MY stress was also having to pick up from places I've never been to before, and trying sometimes to find them, using old Thomas Guide maps with torn out pages; or food & coffee stains/ writing on them from other drivers, under time considerations; and finding out the place of business was not "tractor/trailer friendly" even with a cab-over tractor and a 53' trailer because it might not have had a loading dock--or the loading dock was blocked with cars, and I had to wait while the owners were tracked down and they moved them, and the person responsible for the paperwork often was busy playing solitare on the computer and I was interrupting his or her game, and how DARE I bother THEM when I may have to have that freight that I'm picking up from them at SFO airport at say 7:00 pm.....And I'm still in SAN JOSE at 5:15pm, and there are accidents with injuries reported on both the 101 and 280 freeways, and yet I have perhaps even more pickups to make at similar places, and a dispatcher wondering what is taking me so long to pick up perhaps just ONE crate that may weigh up to 500lbs without a decent FORKLIFT to load the thing** and finally I'm on the road in bumper-to-bumper traffic with a truck that is NOT an automatic that has little or no air conditioning in heat that is approaching 85+ degrees only to get just north of SFO to start freezing my ass off in fog. The good news? I was just a LOCAL driver and did not have to worry about filling out log-books, and I rarely got cut off. (One day, after not having an adequate enough supply of Red-Bull energy drink, I was going at a nice clip on northbound 280 towards San Francisco, but discovered too late around a bend that traffic ahead of me had backed up, and came to a complete standstill, prompting me to hit the airbrakes a little too hard, causing the trailer to jackknife, but not before it had cut off a rapidly approaching BMW on my left side. Fortuneately no one was hurt or killed and the driver just gave me a one finger salute.😬😂 But I often marvelled at rushing "soccer moms" trying to make a right turn inside of me while I was making a right turn too.😂😂😂😂😂 **Prompting the finding and recruitment of strapping but not so willing young men such as myself to load such a beast BY HAND onto the back of the trailer, only to discover that On THIS pickup I didn't bring a PALLET JACK with me, and so 3 or 4 guys help load THEIR pallet jack that doesn't work properly and has lots of warehouse crud blocking the proper rolling of its wheels.😂😂😂 I have a hunch more than one truck driver prior to GPS devices can relate to the type of STRESS I describe so vividly here

I have no respect for truckers. They are the worst most arrogant drivers on the road.

@@stewiewilkes6336 try driving a truck for just one day, and see how your opinion changes.

@@stewiewilkes6336..until you have no food to eat nor gas in your car then you begging to see a trucker. Yea we forgive you...😎

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Thats the dream indeed!

You can buy a basic camper and will be the same

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Lmao i was just thinking that!

YOUR APARTMENT TOO?!!

Well I costs as much as a house so yea…

Lmao 😂

No one would be able to afford that. Living space for paying load? Nope.

@@SagebrushRambles they do it every day!

@@garypollard9770 I'd love to see them turn this thing around in Chicago.

Big trucks dont make money , loose money, High MPG

@@od7494 no this is for idiot drivers , House is real house and truck is normal truck

Boring as hell.

@@moderatorenforcement3001 yeh its boring if its a desert with no tress or greenry.

@@fbyi2940 👍

@@fbyi2940 no mostly loading docks and truck stops

@@moderatorenforcement3001 👄

It’ll never see a right turn in it’s lifetime

Yep. No way I’d take this into Pittsburgh or Boston. What a nightmare. It’s basically an RV.

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Yup. No red button for trailer brakes or trolly valve. It’s just a glorified camper.

@hello Phill, how are you doing ?

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Comment of the year!!!

LOT LIZARDS ??? NOT ANY LEFT, THEY GOT TIRED OF JUMPING UP ON TRUCK'S AND HEARING > (YOUR NOT MY TYPE), from the NEW BREED OF PUSH BUTTON STEERING WHEEL HOLDER'S WITH FLIP-FLOPS AND PAINTED TOE NAILS

A lotta lots!

I was OTR for 2 years. Didn't see a single lot lizard from 2011-2013.

this is a working cargo truck, what the fk are you talking about? US has a HUGE shortage of truckers. you could enjoy this rig 7day/week 24/7 if you want while on the job

@@crabtrap I think he means with 8hr/day and 40/hr week restrictions and E-logs. Cuts down hard on truckers hours.

@@tornmoto 10-4!

@@tornmoto actually you can drive 11hrs a day. Can work no more than 14hrs a day. 8 hr driving then a 30min break.

Al brown in Australia it's a Three And half day two night trip Adelaide to Darwin at 90klms per hour. The sleepers we have are bunks because need to be two drivers account log books have basin micro wave and a cooler. Plenty good enough That rig is for some special jobs they have to wait maybe a week for a load, new a couple 40 odd years ago had a big tool box that folded out it was cooking fridge and bed. They might have thought they gone to heaven if given that. But again A 40 year old G series Volvo be better the new volvos cheap and nasty.

With Volvo the table usually lowers and the seat cushions turn into the mattress.

Can't see it lasting too long, travelling down a dirt road to a mine site.

I thought I missed it too.

At 30 years at 7% that's $2,400.00 a month. Your not going to get a loan for 30 years, maybe 15. So that $4,800 a month. Then the insurance is probably 25 grand or MORE a year. You would have to be hauling 24/7 365 days a year to make it work and then be able to maybe make 50 grand a year. No thanks, I'll take a nice HOME for that kind of money.

no

And get paid to do it!

Yeah, but they did not show it !!

I was wanting to see it get dropped down. That would be a full demo video for a sleeper truck.

That was my question. Thanks.

Pretty sure the f800s were powered by Detroit diesels. Wouldn’t call them crappy

@Darrin Fry And you cant properly read what he called crappy..

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It was the F-650 or F-750 from 1995-1999 and there was not a Detroit engine offered it was a Cummins or the tractor diesel in line 6 cylinder. That was crappy this truck in the video is on the wish list.

Get rid of the 5th wheel...

@Katja Wilkinson Bolt is Texas company, didn’t say I was buying, just that is was very nice. 👍

@@MarkSarg Well duh!

No, you have to lay down on the floor and look strait up to watch tv, that’s how I do it n mine anyway.

@@JOECorsoNova and when using the shower you have to scoop the water out of the toilet

@@betta3301 preciously!

What's hanging off the back of it? A mock trailer?

@@stanremley6646 No. According to the blurb, the rig is set up for expedited freight. Smaller loads that someone wants somewhere, delivered door to door, promptly.

Hammock

Same in Europe, cab over. Sometimes you see a long nose. But this is rare Which is understandable considering the size of the roads and city

Don’t you guys also have the long nosed trucks? I swear I’ve seen a ton of them around the Internet.

i live in california and i want a volvo FH14/FH16 but they're not legal here, for me to get one here it has to be 25 years old in order for me to legally import it into the US

Hello @mikhail How does that work ?

The table must fold down and convert into the bed, like a lot of smaller rvs.

Amen! God bless our truckers!

@@hikerhobby1204 lmao

Good luck to you stay safe

Thank you for driving!

Volvo and powerful don't belong in the same sentence. In time you'll learn that show and shine don't get you home.

Get out, while you still can.

WOO WOO

On the other side of the wall where the logo is . It folds down once you push the table down.

@@jajajaja2624 exactly! It sits over the kitchen seats. I’m more interested in the engine, don’t need that huge cab, it makes it more difficult to drive in the big cities.

@@marcelcovaci9922 sure it does, but it's not impossible. It just requires a little more time and planning.

@@RebelTvShka Good luck with that. No amount of planning can prepare for stupid people.

@@sarcasticguy4311 or stupid warehouse designs.

I think the table comes down and the back wall folds over on it and the seats. Idk why they didn’t show that

Lol. I was thinking the same thing. Where's the bed in the camper

probably much more comfy at the back of that white box!

@BARATH B probably New York or San Francisco

That’s what I was going to ask…how much do you lose in GVW, but the expedited freight specialization probably doesn’t hit max weight very often.

You think the engineers don't know that? This truck would probably haul more with less fuel, same how they transformed the new commercial jets! They just build them lighter with complex materials!

@@mooneymooney251 Explain the weight of the water tank and bathroom waste tanks? It's all for show.

@@myrailfanchannel Maybe it doesn't have a grey water tank or sewage tank. You know.... There are guys that drive trucks around the GTA with holes in the floor that uhm you don't want to be to close too HA HA HA.

Looks like a Murphy bed behind the dinet

I never even thought about that, great point.

Expedited high dollar specialty loads

Is that a 40? Looks like a 26 to me…

@@GabrielGomez. not even looks like a 20

it's not even a trailer, it's a permanently mounted dry box. This is one of those direct delivery trucks

I first saw an automatic Frieghtliner at the Dollar General warehouse in Ardmore Oklahoma. I was like damn I just learned to float the gears in Chicago.

Lmao this was hilarious you hit the nail right on the head with that one.

They are just as comfortable as you bed at home,and a lot of times,probably more comfortable!

Thank you for the comment! Most people do not understand what this truck is for.

@InterUnetAutomotive Drove expedited freight for many years earlier in my life's journey. Will likely go back to driving again as more of an early retirement transition. With the freedom and convenience (so much storage space!) they offer, beautiful rigs like this are worth every penny to those who have fully committed themselves to the lifestyle. Having a freight hauling RV means zero commute or wasted hours when home appears wherever the owner chooses to park. Beyond fueling every other day, the drama and hassles of truck stop insanity would quickly become a fading memory. Peace of mind is.. priceless. Even at the lofty price point, since well maintained rigs often hit the 2 million mile mark, I'm sure many established and disciplined teams can easily justify the investment knowing it can be fully paid for in just 3 years. Put the time in the seat. Pay the 'dues' Drive safe. Make smart decisions. This truck is the ultimate trophy of acknowledgment and accomplishment that any professional driver would be proud to enjoy..

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@@ДикийГамлет гоняй с С на ней длб

That's exactly what I came to see. No bed mentioned. If it's the table, I would die lol

The bed is on the back wall! It flips down and flips up to have table and chairs available to eat! Like a Murphy bed! They come with belts that you put over you and buckle up, so you can sleep in the bed while it is going down the highway with the other driver! Some even have flip up bunk beds!

My family used to have one of those camping trailers and the dinning room table turned into a bed so I’m only guessing that this truck would have the same.

You forgot the sauna and tennis court 😆

And a helipad on top.

You still have to pull over.

Pretty sure they just use a bottle..

@@cookiemichelangelo Pennsylvania made a law about that by designating human urine as a class 2 hazardous substance.

@@michaelbujaki2462 people drink it, how can this be

@@michaelbujaki2462 But does that actually stop people though?

some rich companies will buy this

Ти алень там цепляется большой прицеп, не запаркуешь его только в говнораше потому что там дорог нету в отличии от США

@@soulcream3762 дороги в США есть но есть такие компании..где заехать на удлинненом траке сплошной гемморой..как с такой базой...

@@soulcream3762 олень кто такие машины имеет зачем им работать у них денег и так дох я

Wuuuuurd

That’s a showroom, and no need to add a big container or full size cargo. This truck it’s capable of carrying a full load cargo with no problem.

@@patrickgallegos113 thanks uncle pat!

What company built this can you buy it from Volvo or is it custom built

You can take this cargo off and put a long one

👋I’m really impressed with your comment, if you don’t mind friendship where are you from?

What is that supposed to mean? Don't the people who deliver EVERY SINGLE THING YOU BUY deserve nice things?

This setup is more for urgent medical equipment, immediate transport, even organ transplants.

@@kylehansen2122 that does make sense. I always thought organs and such were in styrofoam containers shipped by a four wheeler, never considered a rig hauling that. Suppose I watched too much law and order lol