2021 Supercab Rear Cabin

[staryoshi]

Any chance that someone could snap some pictures of the '21 supercab rear cabin with the seats down and folded up? Having trouble finding what I'm looking for online... Trying to get an idea of how much more usable that space would be vs a SuperCrew Ranger. Any pix are appreciated.

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[SteveJ2477]

I was about to take a few pics but re-read that your looking for a SuperCab. I’ve got a SuperCrew. Perhaps running by local dealership that has one?

 

[staryoshi]

I was about to take a few pics but re-read that your looking for a SuperCab. I’ve got a SuperCrew. Perhaps running by local dealership that has one?

In an ideal world that'd be the plan, but pickins are sparce out here. I had a chance to see a SuperCrew F150 in person.

It looks like the scab has almost as much legroom as a screw ranger, but the 150 has seats that fold up and at a 60/40 which the ranger doesn't, so I'm trying to estimate the utility it provides...

It's been hard to find pictures or in person models to check.

 

[mistafu]

this help any?

 

[Pedaldude]

Another aspect is shoulder room, the Ranger is pretty snug for me; while in the F-150, I feel small! The weird thing is that external dimensions aren't that dramatically different.

One reason why I excluded the Ranger from my options when looking for a truck was that it didn't feel comfortable on the highway and the 4cyl engine vibration was super annoying.

Some of the dealership YouTube channels have in depth tours of the various configurations, you might have some luck there.

Also, if you are looking at Ranger, check out the Maverick. I haven't seen one in person yet but the specifications are impressive and the base truck is around $20K. I wouldn't be surprised if it becomes as popular as the Taurus was 30 years ago, hopefully Ford is prepared to build as many as people want.

 

[staryoshi]

this help any?

It does, thanks. I watch TFL and didn't realize that one was a scab at a glance

 

[staryoshi]

Another aspect is shoulder room, the Ranger is pretty snug for me; while in the F-150, I feel small! The weird thing is that external dimensions aren't that dramatically different.

One reason why I excluded the Ranger from my options when looking for a truck was that it didn't feel comfortable on the highway and the 4cyl engine vibration was super annoying.

Some of the dealership YouTube channels have in depth tours of the various configurations, you might have some luck there.

Also, if you are looking at Ranger, check out the Maverick. I haven't seen one in person yet but the specifications are impressive and the base truck is around $20K. I wouldn't be surprised if it becomes as popular as the Taurus was 30 years ago, hopefully Ford is prepared to build as many as people want.

I've actually driven all 3. Mav would be perfect if it didn't sit lower than my Forester and was a bit more capable. It's gonna be a hit, particularly for city folk and older folk, but it's not quite what I want

I don't want as much truck as the F-150, but I like its customizability, tech, interior space, and economy for the size. Leaning SCAB to save some bucks and to get the 6.5' bed.

My ideal truck is the Ranger redesign but I can't wait 2 more years.

 

[Kanuck]

Here is a couple of shots. Can take more later today if needed
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[staryoshi]

Here is a couple of shots. Can take more later today if needed.

That is exactly what I wanted, thanks so much! Makes visualizing the usable space easier for me.

 

[Kanuck]

That is exactly what I wanted, thanks so much! Makes visualizing the usable space easier for me.

Welcome...I didn't get the truck to haul passengers and I like having the 6.5 foot box or 8 foot when tailgate down. Also, I am 6 ft so the seat is back about half way.

 

[staryoshi]

Welcome...I didn't get the truck to haul passengers and I like having the 6.5 foot box or 8 foot when tailgate down. Also, I am 6 ft so the seat is back about half way.

The scab is pretty close in rear legroom to the Ranger and I can build a tricked out STX with the 2.7 for not much more than a loaded Ranger... So I'm scrutinizing every detail that's important to me to make a decision.

My only rear passenger is a big newfoundland pup anyway

 

[Darkjeep]

I have put full size adults in the back of mine. The pass seat does generally go forward a bit for added leg room.

 

[Bryan Simon]

Here is a couple of shots. Can take more later today if needed
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That paneling in the background——this pickup parked in your front room?

 

[Kanuck]

That paneling in the background——this pickup parked in your front room?

Nope..in the garage. That is OSB you see.

 

[Kanuck]

That paneling in the background——this pickup parked in your front room?

And besides..... you really think the wife would let me park in the house????? LMAO

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