Considering moving to an access cab, any regrets from you guys?

Right? Clearly it's intended for fishing gear as well.

 

I agree, and really if your the average guy doing work around home, has a family or is gonna start one soon. The DCLB is the best configuration. I haul a lot of big things but they aren’t necessarily heavy. The 6ft bed is really to short a lot of the time, but I don’t wanna go full size, the DCLB is still much easier
to park and maneuver than a full size truck. My dream truck is an access cab but at this point in my life it just doesn’t make any sense, and would be more
of a nuisance.

 

My AC back seat is primarily for golf club storage. Love my AC.

 

it really is. to put it into perspective a full sized truck like the tundra with a DC 6ft bed configuration is only 4.7" wider and 3.4" longer. at that point i'd rather just go full-sized. it's just way more truck for probably the same amount of money and only less than half a foot in size difference

 

I like my access cab. Every pickup I have owned ('88 F-250, '97 F-150, '14 Taco, '10 Taco) has been an access (extended, also called "Super") cab.

I carry too much crap for a single cab, but I seldom carry passengers. The access cab does the job for me.

Charlie

 

First two trucks I had were Ford super cabs. One Ranger one F150. Did the truck at the time. Previously had a 2015 and a 2017 Ram 1500s with crew cabs short beds. That interior space spoiled me. Ended up with passengers quite a bit, so the crew cabs were worth it.

For future plans I chose the DCLB to fit my needs. Always wished I had a longer bed with the last two Rams though. Always came across a situation where I could have used a bigger bed.

That said, the AC config is def my next choice. Not a big fan of the DCSB.

 

#recurringnightmare

 

NO - NO -- I said before (if you had read my spiel) I paid way less than sticker because I negotiated the price BEFORE the dealer ordered. Key word - is Patience!

 

Love it

 

By the time I have 1 passenger camping gear, climbing gear, basejumping gear and firewood I fill up the whole bed with just two people not sure how I could fit 3 let alone 4 people and gear even with a long bed

 

If you have kids, work out of your truck and give rides to co-workers, or go on road trips with friends, get the double cab, ESPECIALLY if it's your household's only vehicle.

 

To be fair that looks like more leg room than my DC

 

Who would do this? Who has no life?

 

I agree if you go with a dclb, you may as well get the Tundra. Same money, close size, similar mileage, more truck.

 

Not even close. Anyone who has driven or owned a Tundra knows how big they are. Mileage is 14/15 vs 19/20, not sure how thats similar.

 

Just not in the off road

 

Welcome

 

It was an easy decision for me. The Access Cab fits my needs, the Double Cab does not.

 

It took Dan 47 years...but on July 6th 2029, Dan had realized his dream. He had weedwacked the desert.