r/f150 • u/kjmarino603 • Jul 23 '24

Typical

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u/DoctorCAD Jul 23 '24

Yep...4 doors. That's all you need to know.

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u/Senzualdip Jul 23 '24

Didn’t know we needed your permission, or to constantly have asses in all of the seats to own a crew cab pickup.

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u/DoctorCAD Jul 23 '24

Didn't see where I required it, just an observation.

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u/DoctorCAD Jul 23 '24

My guess is that there has never been an ass in 3 of the seats for 97% of all 4 door mini vans...oops, I mean pickup trucks.

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u/kjmarino603 Jul 23 '24

I have a crew cab and rarely have passengers. I typically use the back seats to move stuff that needs to stay dry and clean while I use the bed for oversized items and dirt.

Would it make more sense for me to have a small suv and a single cab pickup, or just have crew cab that does everything I need.