Sleeping in the truck ideas, back seat mattress

[kiluakiller]

Although it's been a year since this discussion, I thought I'd share some thoughts. Sleeping in a truck can be a handy backup option for those spontaneous adventures. If you're looking for affordable options, inflatable air mattresses or memory foam pads can work well, but it's important to consider the size and compatibility with your truck model. Regarding climate control, some trucks offer auxiliary power options, allowing you to use heating or cooling without running the engine and draining the battery.
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[millerbjm]

This is one of the many reasons I have a topper on my truck and the 6'4" bed. I can open the windows and layout a mattress and sleep/camp in comfort!

 

[eTorqueCoasting]

@kiluakiller the crew cab DEFINITELY has plenty of room of spontaneous activity, planned activity as well. I do wonder if the pano takes away from the insulation value, though, for actual sleeping. It would also be nice if it could vent with the shade closed, for airflow without being open open.
@millerbjm definite win for the 6'4" box! No topper, but I got a (tri-fold) tonneau and BedRug liner. I camped out with my boys once last summer, they had a kick outta that