Even if it's make believe who would order a crew cab 8' box F-150?

I know it would be a tank, but with the right tire/level combo it would look bad *****

 

Wow, how long is the wheel base? You would have to make a 3 point turn to park that thing!

 

Estimated 175" wb. lol

 

That's a lot of truck

 

That would be more than 20' 3" nose-to-tail. The 157" crew cab/6.5' box is 20' 3" in length according to the Ford dimensions doc, so a screw + 8' bed would probably be 21' 9" or so. And yes, that would be a PITA for parking and tight corners. If you really need that much cargo space and interior space, I'm pretty sure you can get a Super Duty with the 8' bed and crew cab.

 

Good info, I don't have the time to make sure its entirely to scale. Just threw it together for reference.

 

Crew cab long bed Duper Sutys are 21 feet long.

 

I looked it up because I was curious how they'd manage to get another foot and a half of bed in without adding more than a foot of overall length; 2018s are 266.2" or 22' 2.2" according to the Ford guide, compared to 250" (20' 10") for the 6.5'-bed. So 18" of bed length translates to 16.2" overall length.

http://www.fleet.ford.com/resources/...450_Pickup.pdf

 

Still shorter than my 15 long box SCREW F350! I loved it!

 

I'll be the first to say it. You would run out of payload before you filled the bed.

Speaking of, why does Ford only offer the HD Payload Package on Lariat 500 package and lower? The high end Lariats, King Ranch's and Platinum's are the ones that really need it. For those that would prefer an F150 ride quality vs the SuperDuty.