Bulldog0590
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Check out Alexander Ford in a Yuma Arizona. I just got mine and they gave me a great deal. Marcus was great to work with. They have a couple SCREWs in stock still I think.
Newb Question: S-cab vs. S-crew?
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Thanks for the tip -- I just checked out their website. They have 3 in stock, but they are fully loaded and start at about $74k -- sadly, that is about $10k above my target.
Thanks again for the suggestion, though!
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Scabs are lighter, faster and get better fuel economy. Not to mention, hot women flock to scabs.
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Scabs are lighter, faster and get better fuel economy. Not to mention, hot women flock to scabs.
Is that your wife or GF on the side?
CoronaRaptor
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Neither but a guy can wish!! It's @Oldfart wife!Is that your wife or GF on the side?
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Turbo95max
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I always recommend the SuperCab if life situations allow. I love mine. For my lifestyle I would never consider a SuperCrew. If Ford discontinues the SuperCab I'll be shopping for a different vehicle my next go around. I never had an issue with the "smaller" gas tank. I've offroaded many places in the Western states.
I had door rattles on my 2013 SuperCab and now on my 2019 SuperCab. Little bit of electrical tape on door latches/strikers has always worked for me.
I had door rattles on my 2013 SuperCab and now on my 2019 SuperCab. Little bit of electrical tape on door latches/strikers has always worked for me.
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What?! She told me she was single!
melvimbe
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If you can believe the hype, everyone is going to be trading in their Raptors for TRXs very soon. Perhaps you can visit some Dodge dealerships and let them know you're interested when the start acquiring used Raptors.
policedutchdog
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For me it was an easy decision. The Scab was the only one that was going to fit in my garage. I wasn't comfortable leave a 70k rig outside in the driveway. Plenty of room in the Scab and never have an issue with door rattle. The Gen 2 will be the last generation that they will make the Scab so looks like I will be holding onto mine for a long while.
2nd everything you just said. The proportion of the screw just always seemed too big.
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