Slide out on a Semi
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greg334
Veteran Expediter
We have a photo section?
I wonder if this is one of the Warrior sleepers I saw when I delivered in Colorado. They are made somewhere in Texas (I think) and the company I delivered a load of special secret stuff builds fire trucks and mobile emergency command centers. Well they had one of these things sitting on a Lafrance chassis for some mysterious reason, why a fire truck chassis, I don't know? It had a slide out on each side and was gutted for fitting. The tour guide told me that they took it off a KW chassis that it was made for and will have it finished in a month for a mysterious customer.
But I am wondering outside of a camp ground, where would you have space to justify it? I mean it would really p*ss some off if an RV/Truck pulls in, pops out both sides and take up three spaces.
Duh, I have to look at all the pictures, not the ones I like.
I think it says douglas coach but not sure.
I wonder if this is one of the Warrior sleepers I saw when I delivered in Colorado. They are made somewhere in Texas (I think) and the company I delivered a load of special secret stuff builds fire trucks and mobile emergency command centers. Well they had one of these things sitting on a Lafrance chassis for some mysterious reason, why a fire truck chassis, I don't know? It had a slide out on each side and was gutted for fitting. The tour guide told me that they took it off a KW chassis that it was made for and will have it finished in a month for a mysterious customer.
But I am wondering outside of a camp ground, where would you have space to justify it? I mean it would really p*ss some off if an RV/Truck pulls in, pops out both sides and take up three spaces.
Duh, I have to look at all the pictures, not the ones I like.
I think it says douglas coach but not sure.
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arkjarhead
Veteran Expediter
If you had one slide out and could get an end space you could slide it out over the grass. The only people that might bother would be the ones walking their dogs.