[mike3fan]

Originally Posted by RostyC

Good idea thank you. Your talking about the door just below your sleeper window in your pic? just to make sure. That's what I'm doing.

Thanks everyone.

yep

[RostyC]

Originally Posted by mike3fan

yep

OOps ops: I don't have that cubby door, I have a big door on each side of the sleeper (I have an older truck) but what I'll do is put the sticker on the lower side of the door inside the "cubby hole" so to speak and be done with it. Thanks again.

[Rev.Vassago]

Originally Posted by RostyC

OOps ops: I don't have that cubby door, I have a big door on each side of the sleeper

It's clear that you're going to have to install a small cubby door to put the sticker inside of. :wink:

[NotSteve]

In New Hampshire we don't have to get the ugly DOT inspection sticker. We get a nice sticker that goes on the windshield and the trailer sticker you get to keep in the glove compartment. All commercial vehicles in NH have to be inspected twice a year though.

[BigDiesel]

Annual sticker on inside sidebox doors, Co. name on doors, USDOT # on lower sleeper, IFTA on rear lower corners of sleepers.

My trucks have name, rank and serial number painted on buy a local pinstripe guy.

[RostyC]

Originally Posted by Rev.Vassago

It's clear that you're going to have to install a small cubby door to put the sticker inside of. :wink:

Pass me the sawzall and the camera (for documentation). :wink:
Otherwise I might as well tell everyone I installed my own roof top a/c. :lol: