Your towing rigs and trailers

[woody]

Not many people go for the extended cab these days, but we sure like 'em.

that's why I'm still driving my 2008 it is an extended and now they don't offer that.

 

[dodge man]

We have three extended cabs at work. I think they are 2015 model year Fords. If by extended cab you mean the kind with the doors that open the wrong way in back.

 

[dieselcrawler]

Not many people go for the extended cab these days, but we sure like 'em.

I have 2 of them, but superdutys, not f150's. And not new... *grin* My 'new' truck is 16 years old!

Here it is on Sunday, hauled home another horse for the wife.

 

[terryknight]

you must love trouble greg

 

[DK35vince]

I'm still driving my 1991 F-250.

 

[dieselcrawler]

Terry, I married a redhead... yup I love her...

 

[FatTire]

As of 2016 model year, Ford still offers the extended cab for 250's and 350's. I imagine when they come out with the aluminum bodies (2017???) they'll quit doing the extended cab.

 

[woody]

that's why I'm still driving my 2008 it is an extended and now they don't offer that.

guess I should of said my GMC

 

[Green Power]

guess I should of said my GMC

Lol the big 3 all still offer an extended cab, however Gm and Dodge have moved towards a shortened normal door, handle on outside so that driver / passenger door doesnt have to be open to access them.

 

[94BULLITT]

Lol the big 3 all still offer an extended cab, however Gm and Dodge have moved towards a shortened normal door, handle on outside so that driver / passenger door doesnt have to be open to access them.

Toyota is the one that started the extended cab that can be opened from the outside. It is a good idea but those trucks cost almost as much as a crewcab.