Most uncomfortable truck...
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First of all.....your arm does not belong on top of the door panel. If it was supposed to be there, Ford would have made an arm rest there.
Then, this has me real confused.......how does the gas pedal position hurt your leg? I can't imagine a position that would cause my leg to hurt.
I'm 6'2" and I drive with my foot directly behind the brake pedal, tilted to the right, with my toes pressing the gas pedal.
Do you have your leg in some other position?
I still can't imagine this causing leg pain.
Maybe you need to see a chiropractor, or something.
Then, this has me real confused.......how does the gas pedal position hurt your leg? I can't imagine a position that would cause my leg to hurt.
I'm 6'2" and I drive with my foot directly behind the brake pedal, tilted to the right, with my toes pressing the gas pedal.
Do you have your leg in some other position?
I still can't imagine this causing leg pain.
Maybe you need to see a chiropractor, or something.
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From: Canada/ USA (WV)
Originally Posted by RandallT
Man, what kind of house furniture do you have?.......concrete slabs? 
Concrete slabs would be a move up I guess...
This looks comfortable, a concrete chair...
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Originally Posted by shardF150
I recently purchased a 2004 STX that my wife was driving for her lawn business. To make a long story short I am now driiving this truck and I have never driven anything more uncomfortable in my life. I am 6'6" and as strange as it sounds the interior of the truck is too big. By too big I mean too wide. The leg room puts my accelerator leg in a position that becomes painful after about 10 minutes. Also the door panels are so thin at the top that resting my elbow on it and reaching for the steering wheel is a stretch. I am stuck with this truck for a while so I was wondering if any one else had, or heard, this complaint before and could offer ideas. Other than comfort this is the best designed and driving truck I have ever had, and it looks good too.
I agree 100% regaurding driver discomfort, I looked into moving the set track back a while ago, But I took the easy way out and bought a replacement truck.. once you get some but time in the seat's the seam's will come apart, mime were replaced ( foam padding and fabric ) under warrenty.
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From: NN
Originally Posted by FordWask
I guess that is the problem, we just sit on the floor.
Concrete slabs would be a move up I guess...
This looks comfortable, a concrete chair...
Concrete slabs would be a move up I guess...
This looks comfortable, a concrete chair...
Now, I can say the seat in the Fords look way more comfortable than that chair.......
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Originally Posted by howitzer
The only thing uncomfortable about my 05 Scab is gettin' L**D in the front seat! That friggin console shifter hurts my butt!
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From: Cabot, AR
Originally Posted by howitzer
The only thing uncomfortable about my 05 Scab is gettin' L**D in the front seat! That friggin console shifter hurts my butt!
If you think the F-150 is uncomfortable then you want nothing to do with a Titan. After a short time in a Titan I was dying to get back into my F-150. The problem was that we were only 1.5 hours into a 9 hour trip. The seats suck, the back is way to contoured. It squashed my shoulders too far forward. The bottom of the passenger side of the dash has no leg room if you want to stretch out. It made the F-150 seats feel like your favorite spot on the couch. For the record I am only 5'7" and 170lb, I don't need a lot of room to stretch out.
Joe
