Call me weird, but

[arizonatruck]

I don't mind so much sleeping in the back seat of my truck.&nbsp; I have a 3/4 ton crew cab pickup.&nbsp; My only issue really is the fact that it that the interior is a little too narrow for me to sleep fully lengthwise.&nbsp; Therefore I sleep with my legs bent.&nbsp; When sleeping, I store some of my things up front in the passenger seat and floorboard in the front and some of it on the floor in the back.&nbsp; Then I organize it in the back when i'm getting ready to leave.&nbsp; The things that will not likely get stolen or aren't critical and cheap to replace, I store in the bed.&nbsp; I am still building a shell.&nbsp; I would like to be better able to have my tools organized in the bed without having to worry about them getting stolen.&nbsp; With the shell, the bed can be secured and I can better secure my tools and be better organized.<br><br>Any suggestions, please let me know.&nbsp; I do have a 20 foot cargo trailer, but it really hurts on gas mileage.

 

[imixmuan]

Well, you have to keep your stuff safe. And yourself safe. Sounds like you need a shell with a bed and storage below said bed real bad. Here is a "homebuilt" shell I think is bordering on the most awesome of awesome-ville.<br /><br />http://paleotool.com/2012/01/18/the-dog-house-a-k-a-new-truck-topper/<br /><br />His previous truck build is equally inspiring, as is his Vardo build.<br /><br />http://paleotool.com/plans-projects-and-patterns/gypsy-truck/<br /><br />The whole blog is great, if you like primitive technology, hand built but lethal weapons, and of course, homemade shoes. <br /><br />Or, maybe one of these "cowtown sleepers". I am not completely sure how these work, I think you get a tad more room to stretch out, but one of these and a cover for the bed might be what you need.<br /><br />http://www.cowtownsleepers.com/sleepers.html