I have seen them on a few trucks. It's like 1/4 of a camper shell that goes right behind the cab. What are they actually called? Where can I find one? Or more pics of one? What is there purpose? Are they open into the cab, or are they just a little storage and aerodynamic add-on?

 

It's called a sleeper, just like the big rigs. Whether it is open or not depends on how many bucks you want to part with. Heres a link http://www.mckinleyconversions.com/gallery.html . Wish I had one and I hope it was alright to post the link.

 

Cowboy campers also. Theres a place that sells them in Bluffdale, bout 60 miles west of ft worth.

 

Also Cowtown Sleepers in Ft Worth. They have a web site.

 

There are some pictures of my cowboy camper in my photos.

 

 

Thanks guys.

 

I have one on a Chevy with the rear glass removed and a "boot" that makes a weather-tight union between the cab and sleeper.

There used to be two companies in my neighborhood that manufactured them.

 

Take a look in my pics. th Mckinley ones are nice but there over $3000. I bought mine used for $375. They are out there.