I'll just leave this here. Airbags and rubber bands make it easier to get in and out of. 
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I'll just leave this here. Airbags and rubber bands make it easier to get in and out of.
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Well...I don't exactly hate the look...
I'm not gonna lie, this truck is enticing. If it was a 4-door 4x4 I'd probably fall into that trap, but hey, what's one more...
I'll just leave this here. Airbags and rubber bands make it easier to get in and out of.
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The only thing I really like about these trucks id the 71 Chevy front bumper on the blue truck .
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Always had it in mind to find a '92-'93 XtraCab 4x4 duallie and mount a RegCab and large flat deck on it. Would be a great hauler for hay, multiple quads, etc., etc. There are some great flat deck manufacture's around, or build your own. A planked deck inset in a alum or steel frame, with a good HD headache rack . . . . could'a, would'a, should'a . . .
You'll like the Dodge Squatch. Welcome to 'The Darkside' . . .
You'll like the Dodge Squatch. Welcome to 'The Darkside' . . .
I'll just leave this here. Airbags and rubber bands make it easier to get in and out of.
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So much better looking than the 2nd Gen and 3rd Gen.
I like the 2nd and 3rd gens, I just wish they made them in a full size 4-door. I have an '05 4-door and that back seat is like a TJs back seat, 6-12" more would be perfect.
True , But slamming a 2nd or 3 gen Dodge sets the bar pretty low.
That's why I have a Mega Cab.
I've had a '01 Quad Cab 8' box and a '06 Quad Cab 8' box (same color as my '06 Mega Cab btw)
before I got my Mega...
I'm happy to lose that bed space for the extra cab space. If I really want the 8" bed back I could probably have it done for about $7k or so. There's a guy running around Challis that has a 3rd Gen Dually Mega Cab with the 8' box conversion...
Needless to say this is my current tow pig.
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Here is a Dodge 4X4 I would like to own , 71 W300 .
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'02 Dodge/Cummins. This is a 5sp with a Dana 80 limited slip rear, sticks/turbo, Edge Juice/Attitude.
That was the mega cab (more like 18”, I think) but you could only get a short bed. My ‘08 is a quad cab long bed. I bought it new and the kids complained about it on every trip. These days, however, the kids are out in the world and the dogs got a promotion from the bed (with cap) to the back seat. No complaints now and I still have a useful truck
Edit: should’ve kept reading before replying.
That was the mega cab (more like 18”, I think) but you could only get a short bed. My ‘08 is a quad cab long bed. I bought it new and the kids complained about it on every trip. These days, however, the kids are out in the world and the dogs got a promotion from the bed (with cap) to the back seat. No complaints now and I still have a useful truck
Edit: should’ve kept reading before replying.
My first Cumins was a Quad Cab...
Then I went to a Mega Cab. At the time my daughter was 8 years old. Loved it for hauling her and friends around. I got around the lack of a long bed by putting the camper on a gooseneck.
Then I thought I didn't need the Mega Cab anymore and got a crew cab
I miss my larger trucks but when driving in Seattle I like having the smaller club cab short bed.
Edit: And as Reddvltj pointed out you can get a longbed conversion for your Mega Cab but I sure wouldn't want to drive it in the city.
https://www.trex-tech.com/index.html
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I remember when the 2nd Gens first came out they didn't have rear opening doors and I remember them being called club cabs. They must have changed the name to quad cab when they introduced the rear opening doors.
My White was a Quad Cab & the Red one is a Club Cab... Man I dislike it too. It was cheap transportation at the time but I need something better since I've been driving across the pass so much.
It's amazing how accustomed we get to being able to open a backdoor even if it is half the size of a regular door...
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