Best episode of 'Dude, I love...' yet. Super informative.

I wish all guys who worked at the dealer knew their stuff like this guy.

Bubbles has great taste in trucks

This owner knows his stuff.

Just bought a regular cab Ram..... best part , the family never says “let’s take your truck”

Boy. This guy knows his Fords. Impressive, frugal, focused build

Cool to see he added the Raptor torsen front diff. Dude knows his stuff about the various packages, smart very smart. Well done Sir. 30k in USD would be a sweet price for all he got.

Awesome. The single cab's have been missed for a while. I enjoyed mine.

I wish Ford dealers would have these on their lots!

“Frigg off Randy!”

I love that truck set up man this guy knows everything about trucks I’m very surprised

Ford need to hire this man in a Public Relations role! He would be FANTASTIC for ride-alongs with journalists at drive events. I’ve been beside corporate folks at an event who couldn’t tell me the first thing beyond comfort features in a vehicle. Guaranteed this guy knows the F-150 beyond anyone outside the Ford engineering team.

Very knowledgeable truck guy.

Honestly this guy is very on point

This is definetly the ultimate offroad Ford. I wish this was a factory option.

What an awesome truck! Finding a regular cab in almost any configuration, from any manufacturer is a chore.

This is the perfect truck, small, 4x4, nice tires, Beefy V8 and classic column shifter😍😍

It’s nice seeing bubs turn his life around for the better. good on him

You should hire that guy on TFL too he knows his stuff lol

That man is the most Canadian Canadian I've seen lol..I love it

I've actually never seen this type of f150 before.

He won’t be alone as a single cab shorty when he travels to Mexico.

This guy knows the most about his truck.

Loved this guys knowledge and his presentation of his truck. He knew his stuff and he didn't puff up a buch of expensive stuff, great review here, thank you Steven

To the owner if you happen to read this, but you mentioned the fuseable link is good for 100A. Pretty much any winch big enough to recover your truck (or any vehicle) is going to draw way over 100A. You're going to want to wire it straight to the battery, and if you do use a fuse (which is typically not done on a winch) you'll want at least a 500A fuse.

Get him on part 2 where you actually go off-road somewhere.

He sounds like Bubbles from Trailer Park Boys

Love people who know what they want and can walk you through their thought process.

I love when people know that their speed is off by a percentage and not mph amount

Some TFL viewers will be too young to know that you used to be able to customize any ordinary car from the factory just about as much as you can customize a full size pickup today.

I have the exact same truck only difference is mine is a 2017. Fx4 5.0 short bed regular cab blue jean blue. Love it.

I love that truck I work in final assembly at the plant ( 1 of 2 plants that builds F150 ) at my plant we build maybe 5-10 of these a day maybe that could be different at the Kansas City Plant as my plant does mostly higher spec trucks and 4 doors

Perfect! Love single cab trucks!

Regular cab short bed is my favorite spec. The Tremor 2011-2014 had the 3.5 Ecoboost with 4:10 gears

I've got a 2017 Ford F-150 XLT supercab 2WD with 5.0 / 6 speed. Now has 116,000 km. Not a single problem to date. No oil consumption issue with the 5.0 V8 either. Average fuel economy on the trip MPG meter never reset since the truck was purchased is 20.4 MPG absolute average city/highway. 800km range with the standard small (86 L ?) fuel tank. Very impressive for a full size truck. And I would not consider myself to be a "Ford guy"... never owned a Ford truck before, in fact, this is my first truck. It was 36,300 $ off the lot, with the discounts, and since it was a 'last year' model, with mostly 2018s on the lot. Will agree on the power to weight ratio, especially with the lightweight basic 2WD "work" truck, a Mercedes C300 'Compressor' cannot take it until 85 MPH, when the aerodynamics of the Mercedes win out.

That’s a beauty truck thanks for the Canadian content Elmer

These are my favorite segments from TFL, thanks for sharing!

This guy REALLY knows his truck! These types of people are the ones I don't mind being on the road with.

This guy was great! Very informed consumer! Love it. On a side note, never understood the deck bed storage, but to each their own.

Jesus Christ this man knows his trucks. I feel like this was an educational video. Sharp truck, Jay. Congrats.

Really is a rare sight for a modern truck. My '17 F150 is a custom ordered long bed 4 door but not as unique as this. Super cool! Enjoyed the video, thank you for sharing!

One of the few true pickups left. Not a grocery-getter with a bed.

This guy needs to train Ford salesmen. I bought my 2017 5.0 XL 4X4 shorty after watching this. It fits my needs perfectly; I love it!

This is what a real truck looks like

Great setup! This information really helps in the decision making process for my next truck. 👍🏻

That’s just about $31,000 US🇺🇸 FYI

Cool configuration, I’d be into this if I didn’t have the kids. Also, that’s a good idea to swap in the raptor front diff.

Just got a 2022 f150 5.0 fx4 also in regular cab and short bed. Truck has full options and 3.73 e locking gears with towing package and towing tech, 360 camera view and off-road package. These trucks go for 45k+ now .

This is why Ford is the top selling truck. There are so many configurations.

This guy is awesome. I feel like he's my spirit animal when it comes to vehicles. I appreciate a dude that knows his stuff. Amazing truck. I enjoy my Blue Jeans F150 Screw 2.7EB. Would rather have the regular cab, but.....kids.

What an awesome truck! Love the look and yes, the reg cab look is classic. It’s leveled perfectly...looks great 👍

It looks like an old school short bed pickup, the chrome too! Just like old trucks!! I want a truck just like this one someday!

This truck is perfect! Best episode yet! If a truck popped up with these exact options around me, I'd buy it today! Great truck!

This beauty reminds me of the Chevy/GMC Z71 regular cabs of the late 80s and early 90s. Beautiful truck man!!!!!!!!

My first new truck was a 1995 F-150 that I ordered right out of college. I ordered a RCSB 4x4 with 5.8L, manual lockouts, manual transfer case and 3.73 gears. That thing would go anywhere and is still my favorite truck that I've owned to this day.

Before this video I had no Idea my work truck had two storage boxes in the middle jump seat

Enjoyed the video. The owner was very informative, he knows his truck.

love how old school that truck is

Correction, the 9.75 rear doesn't come from the plow package. That changes the front springs. The 9.75 axle is automatically given over the standard 8.8 when the 3.73 gears with the E-locker are chosen, regardless of what engine is in the truck. My '18 RCSB 5.0 had 3.73 gears and so did my '17 Supercab 5.0 with 3.73; both were 9.75 rear ends. Aside from that, HDPP and maybe Max Tow gives you the special larger 9.75HD axle, but RCLB is the only regular cab with access to those and HDPP comes with serious weight and ride tradeoffs. Other than that, this guy knows his stuff. I wouldn't be surprised if I found him on f150forum and the Official Regular Cab thread. At least, that's where I would still be, if I hadn't sold my '18 regular cab short bed on account of it being a complete and utter lemon.

Its 6:19 in san Antonio tx as I'm getting ready for work... Good video man. And you know your shit..

I bought mine partially because of this video 👍 Its like an exotic , don’t see many. but still does a lot

This is an awesome truck! I've always been a fan of the single cab pick up. Trucks aren't supposed to be family haulers, they're for work and play. Lol

I'm not a Ford guy, but I grew up in short wide single cab GM pickups and this thing really takes me back. So good off road!

I love this guy because, (1) he knew exactly what he wanted. (2) he knew how to get it. (3) he got it!.

I've always wanted a supercrew v8, but man this is making me love the regular cab. Simple yet very effective.

Short bed, regular cab trucks need to make a big comeback.

Jay seems like a cool guy, and a very informed Ford customer. Thanks for the video.

I love this guys build and the decision making that went into it. Very informative and interesting. That said... I'll be sticking to my crew cab with heated seats and steering wheel.

Nice!! I especially like it since I just bought, last October, a '19 regular cab short box 4x2 XLT 301A with 2.7 twin turbo and 10 speed, and 3:73 electronic locking axle. With the 301A package you get leather wrapped steering wheel, power drivers seat, larger instrument panel screen, large Sync dash screen and mirror signal lights. (might have missed something).... :-)

Short wheelbase trucks need to make a comeback

This guy is amazing, a true enthusiast. Explained everything about the truck perfectly well

I have a 2018 shorty with the 2.7L 4WD and I love it. Very quick and nimble. great for traveling light and parking lots.

Sweet truck! Owners a cool dude too, love these videos

This was awesome... I love this using factory parts to upgrade and specing it just right otherwise. Wish more people did this so more used vehicles would be out there like this.

Glad to see some people appreciating the reg cab short bed, I remember back when you could buy one with a big block from the Big 3, wish TFL would do an off road video on these trucks while you can still buy one-V8's only!

I love regular cabs. I drive a 2001 F150 regular cab. Got it for $6k five years ago. Only one previous owner and only 100k miles. When I wash and wax it people ask if I had it repainted or restored. At least once a month someone will offer to buy it from me.

Love that truck! This gets me excited for the bronco.

In two months, I'm leaving for Japan for a job with the Navy, and I'll be there for three years. I really hope Ford is still making SWB single cab F-150s in three years! This is exactly what I want in a truck. However, I bet you couldn't find this on a dealer lot anywhere across the US. Great video. Cheers from down south!

Short bed/single cab trucks just look so good

Absolutely love it! I haven't seen a truck I've liked in at least 15 years until now.

This guy is a pickup wizard. So informative ;) It is very annoying that most manufacturers think that heated steering wheel or heated seats are items only for luxury trims. These should be available as an extra package on all trims.

I love the look! Simple ride, good choice on not going with all the 'bells and whistles'.

Excellent video! Really enjoyed how the owner knows all the small details that make these trucks.

He's got a super sweet setup. I would love something like this.

This owner could be guest in trt or any show, everyone would like him Hi

This guy knows his truck, great video!

perfect truck, i have been wanting one exactly like that. reg cab,short bed,4x4,5.0,rear lock,front torsen,snowplow package..

Great, knowledgeable TFL host and an awesome Ford truck with the perfect owner 👍

The turn radius was sick. Almost looked like the back wheels locked and turned like a tank. Very tight.

Regular cab for life!!! This one is done right! ✅

I miss my regular cab short box silverado. It also had KO2 tires, was so much fun off the pavement.

I love these configurations. I had a 97 F150, Reg cab, short bed 4x4 with the 4.6 and a 5 speed manual and a manual trans case lever. The truck was very light and nimble for a full size truck, and the 5 speed really helped the 4.6 feel powerful and peppy. In the bigger configurations with the Auto, the 4.6 would feel underpowered. Also i could get up to 22 mpgs on a tank if i was going on a trip. In the 90's it was absolutely unheard of to get anywhere near 20 mpgs on a full size gasser truck.

That’s a beauty of a truck!

Super common through the mid 90's. By the late 90's it was clear ext then crew cabs were taking over. I had a 70, 77 and a 84 reg cab back in the day.

I had an 05 RC FX4 5.4 leveled on 315/70-17 BFG AT KO's for a daily from 06-16. I bought it a year old with 15k on it for right at 18 grand and sold it with 95k miles. It had the cam phaser tick that sounded like a 7.3 powerstroke idling. Other than that it never had a problem. I love the look of regular cab trucks but without a bench seat they aren't very family friendly. A lifted regular cab on large tires/ small wheels is best to me.

This dude has the truck I've been looking for. I have a 95 f150 reg cab short bed 4x4 and there really isn't any trucks like it.

Once again, Ford leads the way when it comes to trucks. I'm a GM owner, and I love my Sierra, but Ford is willing to offer more choice than any other manufacturer. It certainly will be a factor in my next vehicle.

If you don't have kids this is the perfect overlanding rig forget the Jeep

I love the way single cab looks maybe it will make a comeback. Great truck and great video. Thank you

Man what a nice truck! Never seen a regular cab in the new versions and I’m actually surprised. Love the look of it!