regular cab towing
I'm an old fan of regular cab trucks. I now tow a light-weight 7,000 lb, 5th wheel with a Ram 2500 crew cab and 5.7 Hemi, which proved to be a good match. My wife likes the regular cabs because she...
Forum Discussion
brulaz wrote:Gdetrailer wrote:
...
An Super or extra cab with 8ft bed will still be shorter than a 4 door crew cab and you can easily see out the rear window easily.
An F150 SuperCab with 8' bed is the longest truck in the F150 fleet as the crew cab only comes with the 6.5' bed (or even 5.5' bed).
I have F150 SuperCab with 6.5' bed and really like the configuration, length and wheelbase. Do not want anything bigger.
But my next truck will probably be an F150 HDPayload or perhaps a RAM 2500. And a Supercab with 6.5' bed is not avail in either of those. So we are looking at Regular cabs too. AFAIK the RAM 2500 Reg Cab has more space behind the seat than the new F150 Reg Cab.
We want the space behind the seat not for people, but for computers, tools and groceries.
:R
I don't consider "F150s" in MY fleet of vehicles..
Learned many years ago, use the CORRECT TOOL for the job and the job gets done faster and better.. F150 HDs just were not stout enough for my usage, cost me a lot of money in suspension repairs..
F250/350 super cab with 6 3/4ft bed IS the same length as a F250/350 regular cab with 8ft bed..
The longest is a F250/350 CREW CAB WITH 8FT BED (can't get THAT combination in a F150).
