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Sorry not yet. I just set the JT up for sleeping again. I am using some sofa cushions and the wedge block. But I think I will get a wedge pillow since it is wider. Currently looking at this. Bed Wedge Pillow Cooling Memory Foam Top – 8" 24" 24" Elevated Support Cushion, Triangle Wedge Pillow...

Don’t forget about the true meaning of “ducking”. Merry Christmas!

2020 Sport S, she hit 100k today. I changed the auxiliary battery in February. Also, I had a leaking back window. I repair it with weatherstripping from the hardware store. The shocks are pretty tired so I plan to replace them and install a 2” lift soon. The majority of the miles are from my...

2020 Sport S, She hit 100k today. I change both batteries back in February but probably just needed a new aux. The button for the driver window is cracked. The back glass leaked. I stuffed some weatherstripping in there to stop the waterfall. There is a squeak coming from the stock suspension. I...

The wedge and block are from SoftScape. They are pretty firm and are made for toddlers to climb on. At 5’10 you should be able to get comfortable. I think someone 6’ could lay straight on their back. But you will need to run your sleep pad into the storage area behind the rear seats. Also...

When I started sleeping in the cab I just remove the passenger front seat and rear under seat storage. Then folded up the rear seat and put down a 2” foam sleeping pad. With your feet under the dash I had enough room to sleep. Also, I liked that I could sit in the backseat and stretch out my...

I have a 2” sleeping pad I put on top the foam. I’m 5’ 10” and I can sleep with my legs straight. I sleep with my head to front of the truck.

You have to take the head rests off. I used a foam wedge and square to fill in the seat area.

This is after driving 60 miles average speed ~ 55 mph. This is in a 3.6L Sport S 3.73 on stock tires with a tonneau cover.

I went the cheap route but it only lasted one season.

I did the same. It was cheap and easy.

I was able to fold the back seats and fronts down by removing the head rest from the front and back. Then I placed wedge pillows in the front seats to level them off. Then I just used normal pillows and rolled up towels to fill in gaps. (No building) This allowed me to stuff a 2” queen...