Loafer

Imagine that!!! A BBQ on a sub with the cap in his skivies...lol. Unbelievable! LOLOL Hats off to the sub sailors.

Hey Doc, it's hard to have a fantail BBQ on a sub.

Geesh, packed in you were! Fortunately there were no screeching stops on a sub...lol. I'm planning to make it adjustable. One high level for sleeping and cargo underneath, and a lower level for sleeping with cargo off loaded. There definitely will be no straight edges on the sides and it's going to take some fancy fabrication to make it work. I would like to use aluminum but may end up using wood. An additional complication is that I have stereo subs in the back, rap no, blues and country yes...lol. It's going to take some effort to get it all to work but it's doable, kinda. Anyway it will keep me busy and out of trouble for a while. Cheers!

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Thanks Doc. Loafing is a good! When I worked hard the behinder I got. When I started loafing I was pleasantly surprised how easy it was to thrive. Now that's all I do. It's an art.

Yah, it's a good possibility. The mattress will likely extend over the edge and fold down a bit, so that would probably work. In the Navy I slept on a stretched canvas attached to a metal frame and my feet hung over that too. The beds were connected on four chains hanging from the ceiling, six bunks in all on one set of chains. I guess if I could sleep in that thing I could sleep anywhere. I rode out a hurricane in that thing so the connect will be tame by comparison,. ZZZZZzzzzzzzzzz

Open cabin will work. Currently I'm planning to build a wood frame that is adjustable up or down depending upon the cargo for each festival. I'm still considering an aluminum frame and just didn't want to reinvent the wheel if there were existing alternatives. I'll be deciding which way to go sometime this week. Thanks!

Glad I found this forum! I am Loafer, saying hello to all members. My slogan is "better to have loafed and lost than never to have loafed before". Trying to get some ideas to build an elevated bed lengthwise in the cargo area of a Transit Connect XLT to sleep this 6'5" frame. Good luck with that right! Oh well, glad to be here.