How to Know Which Cab Size Your Vehicle Is
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- Cab Options for Chevrolet & GMC Trucks -
1. Regular Cab (reg cab)
The most common truck cab out there is a regular cab. Regular truck cabs have 2 doors only, one on each side.
2. Extended Cab (ext cab)
Extended cab trucks have 2 full hinge doors and 1 to 2 suicide doors. The suicide door(s) will be either on both sides or on one for back seat access.
3. Crew Cab
Crew cabs have 4 full hinge doors that open in the same direction, just like a 4 door car.
- Cab Options for Cab & Chassis Trucks -
1. Regular Cab (reg cab)
The most common truck cab out there is a regular cab. Regular truck cabs have 2 doors only, one on each side. The only difference on a cab & chassis is that there is no truck bed.
2. Extended Cab (ext cab)
Extended cab trucks have 2 full hinge doors and 1 to 2 suicide doors. The suicide door(s) will be either on both sides or on one for back seat access. The only difference on a cab & chassis is that there is no truck bed.
