Noticed several difference between the two models too.
The screw drives the same but parks "smaller". Doors are shorter by several inches so it fits better in a normal sized space, back seat has more legroom. Bed is shorter by a good bit but big enough for what I need.

It just works better if you actually have people to put in the back seat. My wife and kids and friends all mentioned the hassle of the scab back doors.

Glad I switched, 9k miles total on the scab.

I had a Lorado Tonneau on the Scab but took it off before I traded it in. Just ordered a screw sized one, really liked the functionality of it.

Got 14.1mpg on the first tank, not as good mileage as the scab there but I dont mind. 30gal tank on the new truck

 

It looks so much like your old truck, I wonder how many people will even notice you got a new one.

 

Very true, even more so when the new tonneau gets here Tuesday. I told the sales guy red or silver for the screw and figures they would have the same color, lol.

Thinking about having billetbadges.com make me a supercrew badge, kinda bummed the new trucks don't have that anymore.

 

You trade-in? I have 10000 on my scab, don't know if its worth it but I want to upgrade too. Did it cost you or did you bout break even???

 

Goo move man... I love my Screw...

 

Cost me about $550, they even rolled my scab lease down payment over into the screw. The payment is alot more though, more in line with what a $36k vehicle normally costs.

Varsity Ford in Ann Arbor MI, my buddy Matt Stanford hooked me up.