Lower cost shelter then say a container to convert, although smaller it gives basic quarters, used sleeper for trucks. preppers

Here's my reasons why it could work for those on budgets,

1. Lower cost.

2. Sleepers come pre-wired for 12V, making a solar set up really easy

3. Room enough for 2 adults and a couple of kids.

4. Durable, these things must meet D.O.T. standards for the highway.

5. Portable, can be mounted on a small trailer or attach wheels and hitch.

6. These things are built to give drivers a bit of comfort.

7. Everything is pre-existing, ventilation, wiring, lighting, storage, mounting, beds, newer versions have even more comforts like refrigerators that are pre-wired into the sleeper.

I believe the cost vs the loss of space can be worth it because there are many reasons these things are very usable for shelter, consider the fact that parts would not be too hard to obtain, need a light find an abandoned vehicle, need a part (pre-survival mode), you can find it at the dealership, get a hole in it, patch it with a beer can and some goop, these things are built to last, be in all kinds of weather, and give a basic level of comfort for extended periods, a wall/door system would be the only project that would need to be done to cover the access hole for the sleeper, prices range from a few hundred to a few thousand.

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Submitted May 29, 2016 at 08:27PM by piugattuk http://ift.tt/1qUCfuy preppers