SuperCrew Box size
Park a S-Duty crew, you need 5 acres to turn her around. I also have a Dodge Cumins Quad Cab, turns tight and at times you need to Jockey, but I also park in the south Forty to avoid idiots!! Over all, easy to drive and park.
Just picked up a new 06 Scab yesterday, only because it was a screaming deal. Need to get used to her after my daily driver being a, cough cough, Sonoma...
Just picked up a new 06 Scab yesterday, only because it was a screaming deal. Need to get used to her after my daily driver being a, cough cough, Sonoma...
The replacement for my '97 F250 4WD will be a '07 or perhaps an '08 F150 SuperCrew with the 6.5 ft bed. The primary reasons are that I need the space that the 6.5 bed offers, and now you can get a 37.5 gallon fuel tank with the 6.5 ft bed. For towing, the larger tank makes a huge difference.
CobraRGuy
CobraRGuy
I've got a scab and I find that I often stick out of the parking place. Before I had a land rover with a 101 inch wheelbase. Big difference. Parking is not a big deal though. Mostly I tend to park out in the boonies and the walk does me good.
Bob Wassam
Bob Wassam
ive got a 06 super cab w/the 6.5' bed, and at school, i g2 park in spots that are almost just the right size for a honda civic, and backing it in is not that hard, its sticking out a good 4 feet past every other car thats the prob. but with the parking sensors i guess it makes it just a little bit easier...
I got mine on ebay for 375. plus 15 for shipping. The reason I bought it was to help me hook up the boat. Before this I would back up to the trailer and stop get out gauge how much more I needed to go then back up more then stop get out and look and then back up stop get out and look......... With this I can back right up and under the tongue so the only time I get out know is the latch it on the ball. Also makes it nice when backing in a parking spot. You can see exactly how much room you have between your bumper and whatever is behind you.



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Arent those like 600 bucks.