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    Default Where do you put everything?

    There have been some great threads here listing personal gear, tools, etc. to take on the road with you. Some of the lists are lengthy.

    It seems to me that there can't possibly be much storage room available. Are there bins, cabinets, etc. in the sleeper? Are there storage compartments accessible from the outside (e.g., for tools, spare engine oil and antifreeze, etc.)?

    Do some of you have creative ways of stowing gear to maximize the available space, and keep it from bouncing around or being a hazard in case of an accident?

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    Thanks for the info!

    I've been in a day-cab, but never one with a sleeper.

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    go to your local truck sales and look inside a big sleeper truck like a freightliner double deck 70" condo and you will see how much room you have

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    freightliner double deck 70" condo
    What is a double deck?
    I'm not nearly as think as you confused I am!

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    double bunk sometimes referred to as a double deck

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    You should consider a big bunk. Then there will be plenty of room for everything. :wink:

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    Just get this truck and you need not worry, lol


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    You can see some of the internal storage spaces in the Volvo video for the VT880 Sleeper.
    Here is a link to it:

    http://www.volvo.com/trucks/na/en-us...ng_ramp/video/
    I'm not nearly as think as you confused I am!

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    That's gotta be around a 1000 gallon Tank-I was gonna say that would be a blast backing into some of the whse's I've been but by the Wheel covers I'm guessing he's pulling Heavy Haul.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JBenson2
    You can see some of the internal storage spaces in the Volvo video for the VT880 Sleeper.
    Here is a link to it:

    http://www.volvo.com/trucks/na/en-us...ng_ramp/video/
    That is a good looking truck inside, lots of room. 374 cu. ft to boot.
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    Quote Originally Posted by classicxl
    go to your local truck sales and look inside a big sleeper truck like a freightliner double deck 70" condo and you will see how much room you have
    When I was thinking about OTR, this is exactly what I did.
    http://www.trukz.com

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    I think showtime is still sitting on a dealers lot, it was on truckpaper for a while beginning of the year, 185k was the going rate.

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    That "showtime" truck was ummm... impressive. :shock::shock:

    I'm glad I'll never have to back it up.

    The video was good - thanks for the link, and for the suggestion to go to a truck dealer and look around.

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