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  1. LowTech

    M105a3 Sleeping Corridor

    So there's no using it w/ the tailgate down? If you're sleeping in it you'll have to have the tailgate up, and then be able to put it down before you can get out? I think I'm confused.
  2. LowTech

    M105a3 Sleeping Corridor

    That looks good. Are you going to have something below the doors, or will you have to put the tailgate up to close it up?
  3. LowTech

    M105a3 Sleeping Corridor

    That's cool. I've been thinking of doing the same thing to mine, only I would be lifting the whole upper section w/ 4 jacks on the corners. Should be easy lifting while it's hooked to the truck and nothing needed to let it down ;)
  4. LowTech

    M105a3 Sleeping Corridor

    I think I would want to put some wider/heavier wheel-tire combo on it. My 105 Hardtop is one that lifts to walk around height when parked, and drops to the same height as the cab when getting dragg'd about. I've moved it around many times w/o putting it down and it feels top heavy. I've thought...
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