View Poll Results: Which do you like better - Regular or Super Cab
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Regular Cab vs Extended Cab
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08-18-2004
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Another reason to like the SUPERcab, the 2004 models do not do Pinto imitations :badgrin:
No horses or beans were injured in the making of this poll
Another reason to like the SUPERcab, the 2004 models do not do Pinto imitations :badgrin:
No horses or beans were injured in the making of this poll
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08-18-2004
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I considered going that route myself but I wanted the 4.0 more than I wanted the regular cab. And they had this FX4 thing that was brand new in 2002 it was everything I wanted except the stupid cab. In the end it doesn't matter much because what I really wanted was a 7 foot bed like you used to be able to get, and both the regular and stupid cabs have 6 foot beds. Now if the regular cab had a 7 foot bed option in 2002 I would probably have gone with the 3.0.
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08-19-2004
#10
08-19-2004
Yea... I'll take my SuperCab over a regular anyday... heck you cant even lay the seat back in Reg cab, how you supposed to nap in it? :) And hauling small stuff in the cab, cant do that with a regular cab. Works good for stuff you dont want floating around the bed, or dont have room for when the bed is full. I can on for days about the advantages of an extended cab. Whats the advantage to haveing a single cab?
#11
08-19-2004
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Well, truthfully, there's flip sides for both arguments.
Personally, I prefer having the extra room in cab, even in a full sized truck. My regular cab Dodge Ram (of the 95 variety) had a ton of room in cab, which was nice. But, I think I would have loved it just as much as an extended cab. There's some things that I simply am not willing to put in the bed of the truck, and probably don't fit in a regualr cab. That holds true for both my old Ram and the Ranger.
Now, with that being said, lets keep the debate civil kids. Don't want anyone to walk away with feelings that are hurt too badly..
Personally, I prefer having the extra room in cab, even in a full sized truck. My regular cab Dodge Ram (of the 95 variety) had a ton of room in cab, which was nice. But, I think I would have loved it just as much as an extended cab. There's some things that I simply am not willing to put in the bed of the truck, and probably don't fit in a regualr cab. That holds true for both my old Ram and the Ranger.
Now, with that being said, lets keep the debate civil kids. Don't want anyone to walk away with feelings that are hurt too badly..
#12
08-19-2004
Originally Posted by dr sk0t evil
Well, truthfully, there's flip sides for both arguments.
Now, with that being said, lets keep the debate civil kids. Don't want anyone to walk away with feelings that are hurt too badly..
Now, with that being said, lets keep the debate civil kids. Don't want anyone to walk away with feelings that are hurt too badly..
#13
08-19-2004
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Originally Posted by rngprerunner
Originally Posted by dr sk0t evil
Well, truthfully, there's flip sides for both arguments.
Now, with that being said, lets keep the debate civil kids. Don't want anyone to walk away with feelings that are hurt too badly..
Now, with that being said, lets keep the debate civil kids. Don't want anyone to walk away with feelings that are hurt too badly..
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I would have purchased a supercab if I could have afforded it at the time.
I actually went from a supercab XLT to a regular cab. I hated it at first, but it has grown on me. I loved the fact that I could throw more **** in the supercab than the regular. Even if I put just a couple things in the regular cab, it already looks like a pig stye (sp?) I also liked the fact that I could nap pretty good in the supercab. That's not bad when you need to crash. Plus the supercab feels more safe to me. I guess just because it's bigger. But the regular cab is easier to park.
I actually went from a supercab XLT to a regular cab. I hated it at first, but it has grown on me. I loved the fact that I could throw more **** in the supercab than the regular. Even if I put just a couple things in the regular cab, it already looks like a pig stye (sp?) I also liked the fact that I could nap pretty good in the supercab. That's not bad when you need to crash. Plus the supercab feels more safe to me. I guess just because it's bigger. But the regular cab is easier to park.
#22
08-20-2004
Reasons I like my regular cab, and purposely bought it opposed to an extended cab...
1) turn radius is better
2) looks better, especially lifted, but this is only my opinion
3) lighter, faster, easier to fit into tight spaces... just more nimble
4) when both passengers are girls, 2nd and 4th gear are a passage to good times 8)
1) turn radius is better
2) looks better, especially lifted, but this is only my opinion
3) lighter, faster, easier to fit into tight spaces... just more nimble
4) when both passengers are girls, 2nd and 4th gear are a passage to good times 8)
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08-20-2004
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Iv owned two 98 rangers, one a reg cab and one a ext and I like the ext cab a lot better. The weight savings doesnt really seem like that big of a deal to me, I dont race my truck and I doubt the difference would be very noticable in the rocks. I guess the turn radius thing is the only real benefit to me but I plan on moving my rear axle forward and bobbing my bed anyway so that solves that.
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Originally Posted by edgecellent02
I would have purchased a supercab if I could have afforded it at the time.
I actually went from a supercab XLT to a regular cab. I hated it at first, but it has grown on me. I loved the fact that I could throw more sh** in the supercab than the regular. Even if I put just a couple things in the regular cab, it already looks like a pig stye (sp?) I also liked the fact that I could nap pretty good in the supercab. That's not bad when you need to crash. Plus the supercab feels more safe to me. I guess just because it's bigger. But the regular cab is easier to park.
I actually went from a supercab XLT to a regular cab. I hated it at first, but it has grown on me. I loved the fact that I could throw more sh** in the supercab than the regular. Even if I put just a couple things in the regular cab, it already looks like a pig stye (sp?) I also liked the fact that I could nap pretty good in the supercab. That's not bad when you need to crash. Plus the supercab feels more safe to me. I guess just because it's bigger. But the regular cab is easier to park.
