just curious about why uyou chose?
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I screwd and have 2 kids so I bought the screw. If you manually screw you might get the scab. You also don't need an extender if you manually screw and get the scab, but if your like me, my wife appreciates the extender with the screw.
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Originally posted by Tun2One
I screwd and have 2 kids so I bought the screw. If you manually screw you might get the scab. You also don't need an extender if you manually screw and get the scab, but if your like me, my wife appreciates the extender with the screw.
I screwd and have 2 kids so I bought the screw. If you manually screw you might get the scab. You also don't need an extender if you manually screw and get the scab, but if your like me, my wife appreciates the extender with the screw.
It's much easier with passengers and groceries, etc, with the screw....I don't use the TRUCK box enough to need the large box size.
Besides I think most guys in here prefer smaller boxes over the large ones...
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SCab. I couldn't justify $2000 extra for proper doors, 6 inches, B Piller obstruction and short doors. Besides, it's usually just me and the GF. When I'm 40, I'll get a SuperDuty Crew.
