Does anybody know of a company that offers a kit to convert a freightliner classic condo into a midroof? There's all kinds of companys that make daycab conversions but I can't find any websites that offer condo to midroof conversions.
Freightliner condo to midroof conversion?
Discussion in 'Trucks [ Eighteen Wheelers ]' started by granhawler, Aug 9, 2013.
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Sounds like a lot of work....might be money ahead to find a midroof cab and swap it out that way?? Then you have the factory seal around the top still.
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I looked for one over a year ago even called a few that do the Pete's. I even offered to let them use my truck as a guinea pig and no one took that offer. Seems that would be a top seller way more Freightliner fleet trucks on the market than stand up Pete's but they sale them.
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I had mine done by Shawn at collision solutions in Grand Island Nebraska. Did an amazing job and would do another one with him
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Ya you can get it done way cheaper than that.... If you make it to mats this year this guy has a both that sales daycab conversions and the flattop kits the 63" kit was $1,150 and the 70" was $1,250.
One of my buddy's had triple R in San Antonio they painted his complete truck and interior -
Apparently, on a Freightliner at least, the condo roof cap simply unbolts. But I think you'd need to strip the entire interior to access the bolts. At $100/hour that adds up pretty fast.
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