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Which Cab / Bed Style Looks Best ?

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Which Cab / Bed Style Looks Best ?  

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Thomcat Senior Enthusiast

Thomcat

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Chose the Double Cab standard bed because it seemed to look best proportioned (more like my old Avalanches) when adding the sport/light bar (which also best matches the Tungsten metallic) than when added to other profiles. Usually just myself and my wife and the 40/20/40 to accommodate my son in a pinch and any adult privileged to ride can get squashed in the second row.post-156616-0-47417400-1459894319_thumb.jpg

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Jimmyjam Enthusiast

Jimmyjam

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I really think it depends on the owners age. When I was 20 years old I wouldn't own anything but a RCSB. Now that I'm 40...whole different story. It's got to be a crew cab. And I don't care if it's short box or regular box. c13994189c48b71951fffd5d57722676.jpg

 

 

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Lgetz Senior Enthusiast

Lgetz

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Beautiful truck JimmyJam! Me too I voted Crew Cab but I prefer it with a short bed.

LongrangeLauber Senior Enthusiast

LongrangeLauber

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It doesn't look the best until you level it and put wheels and tires on it but my vote is for a crew cab long bed, just because I haul and tow a lot so with my toolbox it would be the most practical of any of the trucks. Plus when they are leveled and sittin' pretty on some nice wheels and tires I think they look awesome

4x4Pete Enthusiast

4x4Pete

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Double cab standard bed. The overall look of the truck looks the best to me. I have two teenagers and they fit back there. I need at least a standard bed so this works for me.

rjpoog1989 Enthusiast

rjpoog1989

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I'm a crew cab std bed guy. It's a no excuses truck, except if you have a small garage. My garage is 40x40ft so I have no issues there

blwright Enthusiast

blwright

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Crew Cab 5'9" bed. But the Crew Cab 6'5" bed suits the HD's perfectly.

SilveradoMoe Enthusiast

SilveradoMoe

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My vote is for the double cab standard 6'6" bed. I agree with the proportionality opinions but I was initially looking for a crew cab. Just couldn't pass up the deal on my double cab and I have since shifted my opinion.

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Donstar Senior Enthusiast

Donstar

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It would be pretty sad if we all had the same taste! My particular combination, like some others in this poll, was influenced by the "deal". I have a cc standard box but would have settled on a short box if there was a good deal on one and it had other similar features. . The dc I think looked better with the previous generation doors. They now look like an undersized cc to me. Now if money was no object, there would be a CC 4 X4 Denali Diesel dually in my driveway!

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