Legendsk

My 2003 was a scab. I'm pretty sure Machiavelli designed the rear seats(?) and Quasimodo had to ride long distances back there when he was a kid.
My 2012 is a SCREW and I love it.

rbrais

I love my Screw. There is so much more room for storage and groceries, plus it's nice for passengers. I went for 10 years with an Scab Ranger, and it was fine, but I won't go back to an Scab.

The downfall....I used to get out of driving to events because I only had room for one passenger.

1977f150

I have a 77 single cab and a 99 scab both have pros and cons but I do love the look of pre 90's Ford reg cabs

sgtpatiolantern

Wow! I never noticed before!

fringe_remnant

SCREW all the way. No Marquis de Sade for my rear end passengers, dog and human alike.

banddirector

These results surprise me. Around where I live, it seems the vast majority of pickups are Screws, very few Scabs, and the only "regular cab" pickups I see anymore are older, pre-90's vintage trucks.

banddirector

That's exactly the reason I bought my SuperCab. Plus, a SCREW with a 6.5 bed wouldn't fit in my garage!

GatorMedic

This thread/poll was started during the 2008 model year, that's why. These days screws are the majority which is reflected in 09+ truck sales. However, during 04-08 model years, scabs were a very popular choice. If you go back to older trucks then regular cabs were the big seller. It's just the evolution of the truck market/sales.

fringe_remnant

I wish Ford had taken the Screw to the next level and made the front seats fully reclining with a raising footrest. Instant camper van, or at the very least, *******' wagon.

Funkdawg