I see very few SCab Raptors vs. SCrews

[Heeblet]

Tumey hills CA


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HB CA


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[8WOOD]

Scabsssssss!

 

[DrippinRaptor]

I see you're in Austin too. Definitely don't think I've spotted your Raptor yet.

Turning radius is #1 concern for me, but I bought my Rap after driving an off-roader with a 94 inch wheelbase.

Granted fact..."if turning radius is #1 concern the Raptor might not be the ideal off-road vehicle for you".

Then again...life is all about compromise right?

I'm also in Austin and don't think I've seen either of y'all around

 

[DrippinRaptor]

My 2012 SCAB and 2018 SCAB have been just fine for my 8 & 10 year old. Saying you 'need' a Screw for kids is just non-sense. You can make it work, if you want.

 

[06z]

 

[Daweism]

I'm also in Austin and don't think I've seen either of y'all around

https://www.facebook.com/groups/Centexraptors
https://www.facebook.com/groups/RaptorJunkies

Both groups ran by Austin Raptor drivers

 

[Edbert]

Saying you 'need' a Screw for kids is just non-sense. You can make it work, if you want.

Having to open the front door to let someone in or out is a minor pain, but one i was prepared for. The one thing that I dislike the most is the front passenger seatbelt anchor point, cannot open the back door if front passenger has their belt on. that is a design flaw or cheap engineering work-around in my book. Drives me nuts. I just wish the half doors were not the suicide type.

As much as I dislike that feature, I like the looks, handling, and turning radius far more.

 

[Daweism]

Back seats are off limits.

 

[rtmozingo]

SCAB was the original design, and it shows offroad. The suicide doors are a small price to pay.