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BravestDog · 02-01-2006, 03:35 PM

Re the coach portion:

Is the condo style coach with an overhead sleeper and the two side facing bench seats, if desired, sort of the best way to go...?

As compared to a standard height coach with an overhead bunk that is part of and inside the cabin portion...? The condo version looks aero cleaner and easier to keep clean...

The coach part is sort of like a seperate room in itself with a seperate overhead bed...cool idea for lots of guests or kids who want some privacy...How long are the side facing bench seats...5' or so...? You could sleep one person on each bench seat also...

Is this a standard coach condo layout...? what other layouts are there...? Do they make a double overhead sleeper version...?

I saw a 2001 volvo condo tractor today that looked really nice because it was so clean and slick looking. Minimum things to clean...

Wick,

your coach interior looks really cool also. removing the overhead sleeper opens up the area and the coach and cabin become one unit... and if you put some hooks on the inside, you could run a removable canvas overhead cot supported by two level poles that could sleep more overhead if you needed more sleeping space...

did your coach ever have a overhead bunk...?

02-01-2006, 03:35 PM	#4
BravestDog Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: San Francisco Bay Area Posts: 748	Re the coach portion: Is the condo style coach with an overhead sleeper and the two side facing bench seats, if desired, sort of the best way to go...? As compared to a standard height coach with an overhead bunk that is part of and inside the cabin portion...? The condo version looks aero cleaner and easier to keep clean... The coach part is sort of like a seperate room in itself with a seperate overhead bed...cool idea for lots of guests or kids who want some privacy...How long are the side facing bench seats...5' or so...? You could sleep one person on each bench seat also... Is this a standard coach condo layout...? what other layouts are there...? Do they make a double overhead sleeper version...? I saw a 2001 volvo condo tractor today that looked really nice because it was so clean and slick looking. Minimum things to clean... Wick, your coach interior looks really cool also. removing the overhead sleeper opens up the area and the coach and cabin become one unit... and if you put some hooks on the inside, you could run a removable canvas overhead cot supported by two level poles that could sleep more overhead if you needed more sleeping space... did your coach ever have a overhead bunk...? __________________ "I have marveled often at the thin line that divides success from failure and the sudden turn that leads from apparently certain disaster to comparative safety." Ernest Shackleton, Antarctic Explorer, Sea and Land, 1874-1922.