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From: Stanley, VA
Short answer, yes.
EDIT:
I'm suffering a case of "foot in mouth" disease. I was wrong.
According to the parts catalog Reg cab and crew cab are the same, supercab is different.
Regular and crewcab RH D6TZ-1013208-A, LH D6TZ-1013209-A. Crew takes two each.
Supercab RH D4TZ-1013208-A, LH D4TZ-1013209-A
EDIT:
I'm suffering a case of "foot in mouth" disease. I was wrong.
According to the parts catalog Reg cab and crew cab are the same, supercab is different.
Regular and crewcab RH D6TZ-1013208-A, LH D6TZ-1013209-A. Crew takes two each.
Supercab RH D4TZ-1013208-A, LH D4TZ-1013209-A
Last edited by mikeo0o0o0; Oct 16, 2012 at 11:01 PM. Reason: wrong answer
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regular cab has a different rear end(toward rear of truck) than supercabs, reg cab tapers down, supercab is just squared off across the back. from my experience it is because the seatbelt mounting is different on the floor and the seatbelt retractor unit is different as well
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regular cab has a different rear end(toward rear of truck) than supercabs, reg cab tapers down, supercab is just squared off across the back. from my experience it is because the seatbelt mounting is different on the floor and the seatbelt retractor unit is different as well
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