From Van With Porti-Potti to Truck?
Wasn't sure where to post this but have been trying to work it out in my head for some time. We have always had a van with TT or pop-up which gave us room for a porti-potti in the tow vehicle which w...
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In a pickup, you may want to install curtains in the back, to give your son privacy.
About 50 years ago, my parents set up their '61 and '64 Chev wagons as sleepers for me. I was a teenager who was too tall...from about 12 years old on (6'1" and growing fast then)...to fit comfortably in our 16 foot trailer's beds.
We didn't have a porti potty in the wagons, but my mother /grandmother did fit curtains that were easily drawn, easily folded up and ensured I had a very private sleeper in campgrounds. They made them using a sewing machine.
The curtains were on a small diameter line/rope that would fit on the clothes hanger hooks that most vehicles have. The curtains would fold tight...quickly...behind the window pillars of the wagon. Very unobtrusive.
I think your son would appreciate the privacy.
About 50 years ago, my parents set up their '61 and '64 Chev wagons as sleepers for me. I was a teenager who was too tall...from about 12 years old on (6'1" and growing fast then)...to fit comfortably in our 16 foot trailer's beds.
We didn't have a porti potty in the wagons, but my mother /grandmother did fit curtains that were easily drawn, easily folded up and ensured I had a very private sleeper in campgrounds. They made them using a sewing machine.
The curtains were on a small diameter line/rope that would fit on the clothes hanger hooks that most vehicles have. The curtains would fold tight...quickly...behind the window pillars of the wagon. Very unobtrusive.
I think your son would appreciate the privacy.
