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I love having the extra room and the extra gas, 3 Raptors, all SCREWs
2018 Super Cab vs Super Crew
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ThugHunter
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Had a 2011 Scab, traded for a Screw FX4 a year later because I thought I needed more room. The Screw barely fit in the garage at the time, was a total pita to park in the garage or mall parking lots, sucked to drive thru Starbucks and had more room in the backseat than I ever dreamed of using. Now I'm in a bigger house with a 3 car garage and 5' more depth, added two more kids to the equation (2&4 years old) and I will not hesitate to order a Scab for my next Raptor. Why? Because they look ******* badass and Screws are as common on the roads as Mustangs around my neck of the woods. Screw Raptors don't appeal to me any more than a Chevy Z71. I don't worry about resale values, especially with a Raptor. I actually made money when I sold the 2011.
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My main garage is 35x56 with three 8x12 doors. Definitely went with the SCrew.
WhatExit?
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It's 12" which is only a big deal to your wife or GF
DrippinRaptor
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I had a 2012 SCAB for 5 years, and traded it 2 months ago on my 18 SCAB that I ordered. I'm sure I got less on trade since it was a SCAB but it also cost less, so it balances out.
The dealer re-sold my 2012 SCAB in less than 5 days, so the market is there.
Neither my 12 nor my 18 have any door rattles.
Besides, SCABs look more like off-road trucks. SCREWs look more like grocery getters
The dealer re-sold my 2012 SCAB in less than 5 days, so the market is there.
Neither my 12 nor my 18 have any door rattles.
Besides, SCABs look more like off-road trucks. SCREWs look more like grocery getters
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FreightTerrain
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get the scab. you wont look back. my doors rattle some but it doesnt really bother me. just dont put ugly wheels and decals on it
Robtor310
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No complaints here
fx4210
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I would say if you you'd be happy with either or don't specifically love the Scab go with the Screw.
I love my Scab Raptor, the looks, driving and parking are way better than my last screw but I can get how it's not for everyone.
Edit: it also has way more room than I was expecting and I haven't wished for more room at any point.
I love my Scab Raptor, the looks, driving and parking are way better than my last screw but I can get how it's not for everyone.
Edit: it also has way more room than I was expecting and I haven't wished for more room at any point.
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John813
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Can't go wrong with a SCAB, especially if leg room in the back isn't a high priority.
I can sit in the back of a SCAB just fine, at 5'11. It's not super comfortable but it works.
I can sit in the back of a SCAB just fine, at 5'11. It's not super comfortable but it works.
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