Loving it.. fridge and a few cabinets along wall where you where sitting above for any extra shoes, clothes, bags, etc and last e-tracks at least 1 row and a bed that folds up against the wall like the semi trucks and a bottom bed as well
You need to add storage cabinets and a fridge in the sleeper. A door that connects the sleeper to the cargo area is also handy. Just an idea from your fan here in Nakuru Kenya 🇰🇪🇰🇪
Thanks for the tips! This model does have a lockable storage cabinet and we have plans for adding more storage to the next build. A mini-fridge is also an optional add-on for $150.
Like the build. Things that would improve your build in my opinion. Windows with screens for cross breeze air flow. Some type of hvac system, storage or cabinets, fridge and convention microwave, induction burners, generator or apu system, reading or night lights and a bed system that turns into a couch or booth table for eating. Make everything optional. For the business end. I would do ramp built into the back of the box with liftgate, at least 1 set of e-tracks and a forklift cargo floor.
Can e track and maybe a kick board be added to the opposite side of the sleep for pallet jack impact? Maybe even wood brackets horizontally across the back side of sleeper for additional protection lastly is a tucked away lift gate an option?
E-track installation is definitely an option, we charge $600 for one row both sides included. Kick board is a great idea and actually something we've already talked about, however the wall itself is steel framed and triple layered with wood already so we're not sure it needs any more protection, but it's an easy add regardless. Tuckaway liftgate is also an option, our cost of liftgate plus installation is $8500.
We have currently stopped building these with the sleeper build. It is something that we may do in the future though. If you'd like, I can add your name to our list!
@randelldickerson6147 This is a 30 ft box truck. Anything over 26 ft box truck requires a CDL. But if I'm wrong, I will admit to it. Unlike the guy selling this truck claiming the television antenna gets TV signals from 1600 miles away.
@@godcomplex2105 Hi there, the CDL depends on the GVWR. Anything over 26,000 lbs requires a CDL. This vehicle's GVWR is 26,000 lbs, making it NON-CDL. The TV antenna is on Amazon, it's pretty cool, you can check it out here a.co/d/4uLUCDe