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F-150 spare tire access
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Been that way as long as I've know and yes most pickups are that way. Some other cars do it too, The Dodge minivans have the winch between the two front seats and its a real bitch to get at. The Sienna vans had them under the rear passenger door.
Another fun one is the PT cruiser, some of them had a cage you wind down and it hinged so it slides out. My Toytota van also has the cage thing.