1989 Freightliner Crewcab 4 door Cabover with trailer on ebay.

BravestDog

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Look what I found on ebay. A cabover with a trailer.
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The truck portion has 4 doors. Did they come from the factory like this?

How many of you would or would not choose this model to build a conversion on?

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/AWSOME-1989-Freightliner...QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

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1989 Freightliner Big cab 6 With a 38 ft Race car trailer with live in area..This Truck has 352377 miles on it very low miles for the year modelThe truck has a sleeper witch sleeps 4 people comfortable it has a very roomy cab for those long hauls this rig has very good tires and is in great mechinacal shape there is nothing wrong with it at all it is ready for the road it has a 9 speed tranny, air brakes and lots of storage.The trailer is 38 foot with living area it has a bath room with shower and toilet.It has a full size bed with lots of interior storage it has a sink, microwave.kitchen table witch folds into a double bed..So u have plenty of room for the whole family. This trailer was used for hauling late model and modified race cars it has a execellent generator,A winch with ramps witch makes it easy to load and unload cars there is a tool box built into the ramp the ramps are plenty wide for what ever it is u will be hauling. ..Like i said this truck and trailer combo are race ready if u have any Questions Please call me my cell is 417-621-5999 My name is Craig..U wont be disapointed in this rig and at this price u cant go wrong..
 
Looks like "BJ and the Bear" are finally going to retire. I would probably never buid a conversion on something like this in 2007, because the resale value just isn't there. Seventeen years ago I probably wouldn't build a conversion on this either just because of the ride and the unability to get into the cab easy. But it's all about the person who want's one so I hope I didn't affend anyone.
 
I've always thought that a COE was the way to go for a HDT conversion amd I spent quite a bit of time looking into the possibilities, means and methods of doing one. I still believe that for a DIY person and not somone like me who needed to contract out it could result in a really great MH. The thing that stopped me from going in that direction was not really finding anyone who had any experience in doing a COE conversion. Accordingly I finally abandoned the idea and am currently in the process of a Blue Bird bus conversion which I think is going to suit me nicely.
 

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