How many like the look of the SCAB but purchased SCREW?

[SZDZMTR]

Scab is like a really nice girl that can not suck a mean ****.

 

[RASTA DUDE]

^^Anyone who drives a screw is clearly compensating for something

 

[CobraJunkie]

Are there no moderators on this forum?

 

[WhatExit?]

Are there no moderators on this forum?

Why do you need one?

It's 12" so breakover angle is not a worthy discussion.

If you have enough room in the SCAB get it.

I had a SCAB and it was fine but there are so many ways to use the extra space for people and gear that the SCREW is the way to go.

 

[SZDZMTR]

^^Anyone who drives a screw is clearly compensating for something

RASTA DUDE i remember you joining recently you are funny son of a gun. You from Jamaica? So is there a rasta song about people driving short and long trucks?

 

[shelteredraptor]

My truck is one of 5 built exactly like it as per the production sheet. So that makes it a truck that nobody really wants......

 

[RAPTORSV]

SCREW is a way better looking truck, more balanced looking than the SCAB. The larger gas tank and real rear doors well worth it. And yes like posted earlier much higher and much easier resale. I don't know about the gen 2, but when shopping for my gen 1 dealers told me SCABS were a much harder sell and usually only customer order. I don't think it is a pain at all to drive and park.

 

[Truckzor]

I always thought the SCREW was way better looking. Plus I could never imagine owning a 3 ton two door... unless I was a farmer and needed it to haul hay.

 

[dude1782]

Longer wheelbase for eating whoops

 

[NASSTY]

SCREW is a way better looking truck, more balanced looking than the SCAB.

IMO, Screws look awkward to me with the cab being way bigger than the bed. Reminds me of a Chevy Avalanche. Maybe it's because I'm an old fart and back in the day truck beds were always longer than the cab.
Fortunately we have a choice. I don't really need a back seat but most people do and a SCREW is a better choice for them.