Single Cab 2500HD

[MrScottly]

I haven’t seen a late model regular cab truck in Florida in ages.

I have...Most all of them white. The cities buy them. I also see yellow ones that are bought by a large construction company.

 

[AXE]

I have...Most all of them white. The cities buy them. I also see yellow ones that are bought by a large construction company.

That's why I think most of them are ordered for specific uses and fleets. For most general use trucks, people.want the extra room and convenience of second row seating and storage.

 

[MrScottly]

My 2018 RAM. I loved this truck...Until I tried to stick an M24 in a hard case behind the seat and it didn't fit. I put a hard tonneau on it, but still didn't really work for me...So, 4drs was the direction I went after that with my 2020 2500HD Duramax.

 

[AXE]

One of my favorite styles is a single cab short box lowered 2 inches. Never had one, but I always liked that compact low profile look.

There's a guy around the corner with an early 2000s short box Chevy 1500 with a 10 inch lift and 37's. Looks pretty cool in the orange paint scheme. I think his kid drives it.

 

[MrScottly]

I always called those "sport trucks". It's pretty much all I drove until I met this broad with a couple of kids, and I didn't wanna drive her SUV. So for 6years, no more sport trucks, only 4drs. Then they kinda went out of style and ya didn't see too many of them. So, I went back to 2dr full size boxes for a short bit...But I guess I got spoiled with the 4drs.

 

[DNZR2]

The last regular cab 1500 I had was a 1999 4x4. @22-ZR2 wait for it ….. it was white.

 

[22-ZR2]

He’ll yea, I knew you had it in you.