I've started working some crazy hours and on-call. I need

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>>16145135
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W124 TD. The 2nd and 3rd row seats fold completely flat.

There is a lot of room to sleep in.

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>>16145158
A bit out of my price range.

If found this. But I gotta put away some money.

>>16145135
What do you drive now?

You want a 98-00 Subaru Impreza wagon. It's right in your range, great mpg for what it is, and you can put a bed in the back easily.

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>>16145176
Depends where you are.

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>>16145176
A Camry wagon is a good choice.

I have a Volvo V70 and the seats fold flat and it has as much room as the Merc pictured here >>16145158

I was able to fit a twin sized mattress inside laying flat, so that will make the sleeping more comfy.

>>16145135
civic for $1-2.5k

>>16145376
See OP's post, he wants to be able to sleep in it if need-be

>>16145370
Shittier MPG

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>>16145135

2.5k won't get you much especially if you need a wagon because they're not very popular here. If you want those mpg's from a truck you're going to need a s10 4cyl which kind of suck and are getting rare or a 4 cyl Toyota truck which will be out of your budget. Rangers are probably out of your budget too.

These things are under 2k, other Suzuki wagons are good too, they don't have a rice tax like Honda's and Toyota's have but they're almost or just as reliable.

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What you are looking at here, is a quad cab pickup.
what you do, is remove the passenger seating, and build up a level floor with wood.
Then you install a mattress.
At least my ram 1500 measures 6 foot even from back wall of cab to glovebox, so human fitment wont be an issue.

This retains the clean lines and not homeless look of a pickup from the outside.
You can even get a mattress that folds into 3 pieces and stow it in the back seat area for even more of a clean look.

>>16145591
Or just remove the rear seats fucktard.

>>16145604
too narrow. its only 5.5 feet that way

>>16145608
it just seems weird

>>16145635
I thought it up when I was planning on going 4 wheeling towing my rig with my pickup. Never tried it though.

6'2".
I used to sleep in the back of my Stagea with just the rear seats folded down. No issues.

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>>16145591
alternatively, there's something like this, where it looks somewhat less like you're a hobo

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>>16145709

and when you arent sleeping on it, it's just carpeted, organized storage

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>>16145591

>wants to spend under 2500 and get over 20 mpgs

I KNOW A QUAD CAB TRUCK!!!

>>16145135
Toyota Matrix. Its a 5-dr hatchback and the back seats fold completely flat with the trunk.