Doors on these fords...
#46
02-15-2006 | 12:47 PM
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From: in a van down by the river
Originally Posted by BREWDUDE
One time I got a SCREW, two weeks later I had a SCAB
Is that a bad thing?
BREW
Is that a bad thing?
BREW
But anyways Tom and i have a little challenge for you all. Got talking about it last night...
Between the seats in the SCREW and SCAB....how much longer are the seats in the screw? Or are they the same length? I mean from the front of the seat to the back rest. Someone has to have a tape measure with them...
#47
02-15-2006 | 03:21 PM
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To be honest, I like the look for the SCAB better because it looks more like a truck rather than a giant people hauler with a tiny bed. Trucks are made for loads and towing and the SCREW is like someone said earlier, a family hauler. The cab and front of truck is longer than the bed on the SCREW and to me that just looks funky. This is just my opinion though. Not trying to rip on SCREWs. I love them all. Oh and I've never had a complaint about my SCAB doors. Maybe they fixed something on the 06's because mine stay open.
#48
02-15-2006 | 03:39 PM
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Originally Posted by Crstfr
I hate em. I have a Scab with the suicide doors.. And they really do make me want to commit it! That f'in front door always hits me in the back of the leg, upper calf .. It never stays open. its like there's not a stopper on the door to keep it open.
stupid door... arrgggg
just venting... it happend again this weekend.. no thanks to the wind...
chris
Edit: And why didnt they make a piller in between these?.. I hate that sound of that front door closing on that bare metal.. **bang**.. cringe...
stupid door... arrgggg
just venting... it happend again this weekend.. no thanks to the wind...
chris
Edit: And why didnt they make a piller in between these?.. I hate that sound of that front door closing on that bare metal.. **bang**.. cringe...
#49
02-15-2006 | 03:45 PM
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Originally Posted by RamSS/T
Hell I don't even own a 6ft ladder...so why would I care if I can fit one in the bed or not.
At least I can compfortably fit 5 adults in mine.
At least I can compfortably fit 5 adults in mine.
The last time I needed to fit 5 adults comfortably in my truck was umm, never.
I do warranty inspections for a major home builder, and I have to have a 6 foot ladder, along with other things back there. So to me In 05 when Screw only had 5.5 bed, that would not work. Also I did not need to pay the 5k premium just for sitting a subwoofer back there and an occasional hitch hiker
#50
02-15-2006 | 03:47 PM
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Well I have a screw and my wife has a scab and I do like the looks of hers and I also like the looks of mine. We have 4 kids ranging from 6-13 so by far it is a more comfortable ride in the screw besides I have the 2 dvd screens in mine. When in a tight spot the other day I had the drivers door open, then opened the rear scab door son got out and stood between front door and seat then had to shut rear door for him to get out, I REALLY like the full rear door makes it so much easyer to get the kids out.
SCAB and SCREW both are good
SCAB and SCREW both are good
#53
02-15-2006 | 04:35 PM
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I think KiCk *** FX4 is taking the jokes to heart.
PS: I love these debates, only because they never end.
Well, I did.
Real trucks actually do both. 
. . and my truck will be doing a lot of it when Im pulling you around like a toy Matchbox.
PS: I love these debates, only because they never end.
Originally Posted by KiCk *** FX4
I never talked about which was cheaper
Originally Posted by KiCk *** FX4
Real trucks offroad. I dont have anything to pull
. . and my truck will be doing a lot of it when Im pulling you around like a toy Matchbox.
#55
02-15-2006 | 08:34 PM
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Originally Posted by ThumperMX113
I think KiCk *** FX4 is taking the jokes to heart.
PS: I love these debates, only because they never end.
Well, I did.
Real trucks actually do both.
. . and my truck will be doing a lot of it when Im pulling you around like a toy Matchbox.
PS: I love these debates, only because they never end.
Well, I did.
Real trucks actually do both.
. . and my truck will be doing a lot of it when Im pulling you around like a toy Matchbox.
BTW: I never said I these trucks wernt for pulling i just said I dont have anything to pull. but I think I am going to soon get a car trailer so I can tow my ponys (ford ponys) around.
About that Matchbox thing, I think it would be hella sick to see a lifted f150 towing a lifted f150.
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02-15-2006 | 08:38 PM
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Originally Posted by KiCk *** FX4
Im not taking it to heart Im just having fun with it.
BTW: I never said I these trucks wernt for pulling i just said I dont have anything to pull. but I think I am going to soon get a car trailer so I can tow my ponys (ford ponys) around.
About that Matchbox thing, I think it would be hella sick to see a lifted f150 towing a lifted f150.
BTW: I never said I these trucks wernt for pulling i just said I dont have anything to pull. but I think I am going to soon get a car trailer so I can tow my ponys (ford ponys) around.
About that Matchbox thing, I think it would be hella sick to see a lifted f150 towing a lifted f150.
#59
02-15-2006 | 08:43 PM
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From: San Diego, CA
#60
02-15-2006 | 08:49 PM
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