Short people and the CTD

[Carlsummers]

My wife is 5' even. I put Nerf bars on so that we both have no prolem getting into the truck. She can drive my 2500 just as easily as she can her Dakota. I have the electric seat, so that definately helps her.

 

[JEnnis]

My wife is 5'2 (I'm 6'7) and she has no problem driving my truck with the power seat... it has to go from one extreme (where I keep it) to the other (where she moves it to). It can be amusing, depending on what she is wearing, watching her climb in the truck

Nothing hotter than a chick drivin a truck.

 

[CPG]

Never regret ordering the adjustable pedals on our 04. 5 for my Wife. Its the first thing she adjusts when she gets in. Seems like she does most of the driveing with this truck now. Never used to like driveing our old 1st. gener.

 

[jungledave]

My wife is only about 4'11' and she bought a new 05 CTD shortie 4x4 without the adjustable pedals and an auto. She didn't have too much problem. Well after we drove the truck home I found that it actually has the adjustable peddals so it did help her out even more. It was her truck and she paid cash for about 70% of the truck cost. I think the adjustable peddals come with the premium stereo and I think the window sticker was $42,9. We bought it when they were doing the employee pricing and paid some where in the 34K area. Well I think she finally became tired of crawling in and out of it and bought herself a Grand cherokee Overland. She had no trouble getting up in it or back out because she is very athletic and very strong. I really think she became tired of getting stuff from the middle of the truck when she was standing on the ground. Long story made short. It is now MY TRUCK with only a $200 a month payment and she is very happy with her Overland. The adjustable peddals can be added for about $300. I think they did make a big difference on the long trips and would make a huge difference with a six speed.