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slickman Enthusiast

slickman

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I'm biased but I think the reg cab reg bed (or short bed as some like to call it) looks best.

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Daly Senior Enthusiast

Daly

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While I have a Crew cab short box, my pick for best looking is a regular cab long box specifically when lifted. Too me that cab is the epitome of what a truck is.

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Imcrazy Senior Enthusiast

Imcrazy

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I've noticed that the backdoor looks huge on a crew cab lately. I prefer double cab 6ft bed, which is what I have....

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jimbofoxman Enthusiast

jimbofoxman

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Double Cab Std Bed or Crew Cab Std Bed. Crew Cab Short just looks silly. Short bed is pointless anyway. IMO

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caskey_b Enthusiast

caskey_b

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I may be biased but I like Crew Cab Reg Box... although I was searching for a Crew Cab short box (only because the CC Reg Box is so much harder to find)

 

Love mine though! and glad I found it...

 

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Brianskeet Enthusiast

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Not what I drive, but judging only looks I love the look of a standard cab short bed. I drive the double cab because once in a while I need to be able to carry a couple more passengers. If I had to do that regularly or for long distances I would opt for the crew cab, but a standard cab will always look better to me.

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steve76t Enthusiast

steve76t

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Crew Cab Short Bed for me. I've always liked short bed trucks, regular or crew cab'd. Love my new CCSB Denali...

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Nargg Enthusiast

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Personally, I think GM messed up with the "extended cab" doors and moving away from the backward opening doors. If i'd not purchased a crew cab, I'd prefer the extended cab with the backward opening doors. Much more useful. And more spacious for moving stuff. Easier for a single person commute. Just better overall. The tiny doors now are a laugh. Way too small for anyone but a small person (kid) that you'd much more wish to control entry/exit with backward opening doors. GM f'd up.

Loco-diablo Senior Enthusiast

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Personally, I think GM messed up with the "extended cab" doors and moving away from the backward opening doors. If i'd not purchased a crew cab, I'd prefer the extended cab with the backward opening doors. Much more useful. And more spacious for moving stuff. Easier for a single person commute. Just better overall. The tiny doors now are a laugh. Way too small for anyone but a small person (kid) that you'd much more wish to control entry/exit with backward opening doors. GM f'd up.

I had a truck with the suicide door s. It was terrible when trying to put stuff in the back seat. You have to open the front door first. If you were parallel parked next to someone it sucked to get stuff in the back. Terrible for vacuuming the back seat too.

 

 

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