Oooohhh my aching back !!!
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From: So. La.
Oooohhh my aching back !!!
Has anyone actually had to sit in the back seat of a Screw on a long trip - >3 hous ?
I think I will need to go the the chiropractor or Phy. therapist. For all the F-150 has going for it those nearly vertical back seat "backs" are tortue. And a seat lift is out of the question as there's no head room to play with.
Hopefully this is something that's addressed, eventually.
I think I will need to go the the chiropractor or Phy. therapist. For all the F-150 has going for it those nearly vertical back seat "backs" are tortue. And a seat lift is out of the question as there's no head room to play with.
Hopefully this is something that's addressed, eventually.
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From: Prince George,BC
Quit yer bitch'n.Think back to the good old days of the covered wagon.Seriously though,the only ones that will sit in the back seat on mine (when I get it),will be my kids.I't will toughen them up and build charactor.
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I have had the same compliant. I had an '01 Screw & this '04 can't compare as far as comfort goes. When I here people complain about the back seat, I just say "yeh, I'm glad it not me sitting back there". Before I bought this truck, I sat in the back of an extended cab & decided it just was not comfortable for full sized people. The mistake I made was not sitting in the back seat of the Screw, IMO the Screw was not worth the extra $$$ for the very slight difference in comfort. Oh well, chances are I will never sit back there let em bitch.
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