She probably didn't want to hurt your feelings. Go run and play now... Lol
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She probably didn't want to hurt your feelings. Go run and play now... Lol
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Scab FTW...
The screw guys are just mad because they have to haul around a bunch of kids
The screw guys are just mad because they have to haul around a bunch of kids
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Or Tang
Tang should fit in the front and back unless you're a chubby chaser.
(Then you put them in the bed)
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We are empty nest so it's usually only me or me and one other. I went with a SCAB for these reasons.
1) We drove 5 different GMC Yukon Denali XLs over a 12 year period. The wheel base and turning radius for the SCAB and the Denali are the same. I was very good at whipping the Denali XLs around parking lots.
2) The SCAB fits in my garage the SCREW would not.
3) I like the looks of the SCAB a lot better
Downsides;
1) Resale is likely harder as the vast majority shipping are SCREW, dealers told me 95% of the sales are SCREW. No dealers in AZ order the SCAB for inventory.
2) The rear seat space in the SCAB is ok for passengers on a short trip but the storage is WAY less useful in the SCAB than the SCREW. Before you buy a SCAB, fold of the rear seats in a SCAB F150 and compare to a SCREW. The SCREW flat floor space would be very useful.
For me I would still get a SCAB next time.
1) We drove 5 different GMC Yukon Denali XLs over a 12 year period. The wheel base and turning radius for the SCAB and the Denali are the same. I was very good at whipping the Denali XLs around parking lots.
2) The SCAB fits in my garage the SCREW would not.
3) I like the looks of the SCAB a lot better
Downsides;
1) Resale is likely harder as the vast majority shipping are SCREW, dealers told me 95% of the sales are SCREW. No dealers in AZ order the SCAB for inventory.
2) The rear seat space in the SCAB is ok for passengers on a short trip but the storage is WAY less useful in the SCAB than the SCREW. Before you buy a SCAB, fold of the rear seats in a SCAB F150 and compare to a SCREW. The SCREW flat floor space would be very useful.
For me I would still get a SCAB next time.
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Love my Scab!
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I ordered a screw so I'd have a place to sleep when my wife realizes I actually went through with it and there are two white raptors in the driveway.
Huck
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The longer wheel base of the screw offers a smoother ride and after riding along in a screw at havoc, I noticed how much more forgiving it was to over / under steer. Where the scab was twitchy the screw kinda lumbered about through it.
I wish I got a screw but it wouldn't fit in the garage, would be great to have the extra room
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I wish I got a screw but it wouldn't fit in the garage, would be great to have the extra room
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i can fit way more hookers and blow in my Screw than you can in a scab.
haha!! This.
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