Question for those that have their truck

[gyrotech]

Where in Austin? I would love to see one in person.

It'll live in Southwest Austin, straight up the road on 1826 from you. It'll head to Barton Skyway near downtown every day.

 

[2014RubyRed]

Can I buy your wife's Infinity for $80?

I'd say yes, but it would come with a wife. She loves the damn thing!!!

 

[ThugHunter]

Another insightful and in depth answer from you.

Pot meet kettle!

 

[DrippinRaptor]

It'll live in Southwest Austin, straight up the road on 1826 from you. It'll head to Barton Skyway near downtown every day.

Cool. I'll have to catch up with you sometime since you are close by. I'm off Darden Hill in Onion Creek.

 

[BurnOut]

I'd say yes, but it would come with a wife. She loves the damn thing!!!

Is she a good cook? This just might work out...

 

[2014RubyRed]

Is she a good cook? This just might work out...

If you're serious about it, we might just be able to work out a simple trade. Got a wheelbarrow with a flat tire and a warm six pack of Coors?

 

[SilverBolt]

My Gen-1 was the best driving/riding truck I have owned. It was our preferred road trip vehicle. Longest one day trip was right at 1000 miles. It was very comfortable. Stock tires and suspension.

 

[Pacific Wheel]

I have a 14 SCAB and it's been on a few 400-500 mile trips. Everything is smooth for the most part. I did notice at higher speeds 70-80 the rear hops a little bit on the highways with expansion joints. Never could figure out a way to remedy it. People said deavers would help but they didn't fix the high speed hop. It could just be the short wheel base? That would be my only gripe. This thread kind of explain it

http://www.fordraptorforum.com/f9/rear-end-bounce-wobble-highway-speed-32384/

 

[SZDZMTR]

I still have the 2011 Scab (for sale) with 46k miles and I the last 9K miles that I put on it I never had the above problem. Super comfortable truck to drive long distance. Had deaver +2 rear springs.
Have the screw now, just the best driving trucks, super comfortable.

 

[shapiroeric]

Great to hear the positive feedback....that's one concern as I will trade my '15 Sierra Denali for the Raptor in a few months....I won't say I'm going on long trips but sounds like it will just as comfy as a family vehicle when we all go together....I prefer my truck over the wife's Durango....