He's a foreigner, thinking is askew... Watched too many movies filmed in America,music in background...lol, same thing when you see a foreigner Truck driver with flip flops....
I believe it is a excuse for the camera movement because they are not capable of tripod funtions,,,,,,,Hollywood has seated camera men so UTers are at a loss...
Smart to have a box/heater taking up floor space...just in case you sleep on the ceiling I suppose??? Must be some great company parties out there. Money no object...
Constructive criticism - this is music for young girls and the mothers of young girls - and also that we dont really get to see how it looks from the outside.
Informative video. Thank you for posting. I do have to agree with the other comments. The music is overpowering and unnecessarily. Best without it or at 1/4 of the volume it’s set at.
Do you make a sleeper pod for 2016 (Freightliner) M2? We don't have them here in the United States and they are extended cab which I don't have. The DOT regulations here in the United States required to have a sleeper cab. Tired of spending $65 to $100 per night for hotels.
Freightliner makes coffin cab sleepers fir the m2. I used ti drive expedite box trucks. It you search for freightliner m2 extended cab sleeper it might pop up, but the issue is that you'll need an entire new cab just to get one.
You are better of searching for such sleeper pods in Poland, there are a lot of producers here that make and design these. I am sure that making a custom one when provided with the measurements shouldn't be a problem.
You can find this one in Chicago, but they are overpriced, its 15k pod alone, plus they are charging 5k for installation. Much cheaper to bilt in sleeper in the box 1500$ cost or to move 24/26ft box put those smaller sleepers (3ft) and put 20/22ft long box, what would you cost around 8k with labor...
Hi, sorry for the delay in getting back to you. You can check out all of our sleeper pods here: www.kudauk.ltd.uk/shop/exterior-accessories/sleeper-pods
Have a 26ft box truck in our pot right now (truck stop in the Detroit area that has one these). Numerous vans (mostly promasters as these are only marketed as Dodge's in the US, there actually Fiat's)
Surprised he repeatedly referred to nights out and hotels. Surely this is primarily aimed at people actually trucking and travelling away from home. Seems like an odd marketing choice.
@@dsg325 hotels cost money, but I suppose if you have enough money to spend on one of these things then you're spending more than a night or 2 a month in your truck in which case you should just have a full sleeper cab truck.
