Dodge 3500 CC SB dually

nevadanick wrote:
Ford made em too.

Yep, but only in a crew cab, not in a Megacab!;)

Also I believe that you could only get that configuration with an automatic transmission in a Ford where my truck is a stick making it a real rare bird :C

Ford made em too.

dennych1 wrote:
Blog ten I was wondering how it drives when not towing is it a real bouncy ride compared to a non dually
Dennis

I truly didn't notice much difference in ride between this truck and the long box cc duallys I drove. The truck is only about 11" shorter than the long box cc so not significant. I bought this truck because the long box cc was too long to fit in my garage. Now I'm glad I bought it; the looks of it are kinda cool and unique and my family loves the Megacab. The rear seat is like a limousine and the storage behind the rear seat is amazing!

Anything less than a "standard" 8' bed is short!

Blog ten I was wondering how it drives when not towing is it a real bouncy ride compared to a non dually
Dennis

The short box dually is only available in the Megacab in the Ram. And yes I have one and love it; the box is the same length as a regular short box pick up in a Ram. A photo of it can be seen in this thread:

2013 Ram Megacab dually

Grit dog wrote:
Ram makes a mega cab short bed dually but not a crew cab SB dooley.

This is also my understanding looking the the Ram website.

donn0128 wrote:
Do you mean short bed? Most of us consider a standard bed as being 8 feet long!

Donn, you need to move with the times my friend!
With the intro of the 5'6" boxes, All the big truck manufacturers now refer to truck beds as follows"
- 5'6" = Short
- 6'8" = Standard
- 8' = long.

I know old habits die hard, but this terminology has been in use since around 2005!

Ram makes a mega cab short bed dually but not a crew cab SB dooley.

Do you mean short bed? Most of us consider a standard bed as being 8 feet long!