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How close to Pittsburgh are you? I scoured the country for a very specific period and style of Rest Rite sleeper a few years ago for a project I plan to do. Ended up finding one in New York. I placed a wanted add in the ATHS classifieds and got a lot of leads on all types of old sleepers. You would be amazed at how many guys have these things laying around in barns and sheds. I'm not sure if your looking for a specific make or size but I would try a wanted ad with ATHS. Also you could try Adleman's in Canton, Ohio. They have a pretty large junk yard but I don't know if you would find anything period correct. I looked on Marketplace and there's always quite a few on there....mostly later model peterbilt units and they are always asking a fortune for them. I know of a somewhat period correct Rest Rite sleeper very local to Pittsburgh from my search a while back the guy was willing to give me but its it pretty rough shape and needs completely rebuilt. Its still attached to a late 60s or early 70s Brockway. I had already found and bought mine so I didn't pursue it but its still there as far as I know. 

67rmodel I'm close to new stanton pa that's an easy place to find so pittsburgh is only 30 min away you can pm me any info you have on it I would appreciate it

If your going to be a bear be a grizzly

16 hours ago, Mean Green said:

I really like the look of a sleeper mower man it's just finding one 

Yes I think so but that contoured cab is going to be a pain in the ass but yes you definitely have my attention go fo it… bob

There was a yellow B Model I used to see at the truck show in St. Ignace every year that had a Peterbilt flat top bunk on it and it looked really good. The width matched perfect with the side stacks and the rounded corners of the Pete bunk match the shape of the B quite well.

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Thanks for the info paul i havent been able to fine any thing on it this one came off a 1982 freightliner if I have to ill make some other kind of latch work

If your going to be a bear be a grizzly

I've seen pictures of a Mack B model show truck on Google it's purple and Silver. It's fitted with a nice Big walk in sleeper I believe. I agree B models look excellent with a bunk.

this one is a 36 witch is the size I wanted its 90 in wide its a little big but once it's mounted I can adjust my stack out to cover some of it and it's only a bit higher than the cab .I'll have to get it set on there to see exactly how it's going to look I'm just happy it's not all rotted out

If your going to be a bear be a grizzly

I think your right Larry I just pulled one out and it has amc362130 on the inner non locking and looks like amc360202 on the outer locking ones both are labeled right they are in the left upper door

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If your going to be a bear be a grizzly

looks like most of them are a handle and no lock I might just go with the ones that were for rear doors they don't have the hole in them and it looks like they have to be the larger one not the short ones from a smaller amc I don't really care if they lock

If your going to be a bear be a grizzly

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