The traditional pickup cab design, regular cabs are occasionally also called short cabs. Construction of regular cab models by truck companies has decreased since the first extended and crew cabs were introduced. While they typically have just two doors, a few regular cab models, such as some Ford 250 Super Duty models, include small rear-opening back doors that provide convenient access to the limited storage space behind the single row of seats.
Regular cab models have either a bench seat or bucket seats, allowing them to seat two or three people. They generally do not have windows other than the windshield, rear cab window and the door windows. Likewise there is usually no extra length to the cab behind the doors. Regular cab trucks typically have a higher towing capacity than extended and crew cab vehicles due to a lower overall weight.
