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It used to be that regular cab trucks were the norm and extended cabs were rare. A crew cab in the 1/2 ton didn't even exist. Then in late 80s extended cabs became more popular and in the 90s crew cabs were made in the 1/2 ton. Now it seems the crew cab is the most popular and the "regular" cab is a rarity. So I would call the crew cab regular. So if the crew cab is regular, what would you call the regular cab? How about the roadster? Mini cab?
It used to be that regular cab trucks were the norm and extended cabs were rare. A crew cab in the 1/2 ton didn't even exist. Then in late 80s extended cabs became more popular and in the 90s crew cabs were made in the 1/2 ton. Now it seems the crew cab is the most popular and the "regular" cab is a rarity. So I would call the crew cab regular. So if the crew cab is regular, what would you call the regular cab? How about the roadster? Mini cab?
what are you smoking wow you have to much time on your hands, so when looking at a cab from the 70's would that still be a regular cab
Its just a joke. He was just referring to how rare anything but a regular cab was back in the day. Now all you see is 4 doors really and not so many regular cabs.
Its just a joke. He was just referring to how rare anything but a regular cab was back in the day. Now all you see is 4 doors really and not so many regular cabs.
Exactly, I got more of a laugh out of the other guys response. Don't take things so seriously.
Its just a joke. He was just referring to how rare anything but a regular cab was back in the day. Now all you see is 4 doors really and not so many regular cabs.
Still Smokin got it. Wow you guy are way too serious on here. Must have your serpentine belt a little too tight.