does your F150 fit inside your garage?
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does your F150 fit inside your garage?
well its coming time for deployment time again and i need a good place to keep the F150 safe and of course its inside my garage. the old sport trac use to fit just fine but dang, this F150 seems it going to be TIGHT.
i measured her out and and i got about 10 inches of leeway. and boy, is that close. i parked her inside tonight and she just fits in. i got about 4 inches from hitting the wall upfront and there is only 6 inches from the railing of the garage door. wow!!!! good thing i didn't opt for a 6.5 ft bed on my supercrew.
why in the world are these garage here in california so dam small? when i was in utah, there was alot of garages that could easily have a fullsize truck in there. hell, some are big enough to have 2`f350's in there and on one side have a small car on one side cuz it goes deeper.
i think if i were to put my wife's mustang in there another car, it'll be a tight fit. DAM GARAGE!!!!
i measured her out and and i got about 10 inches of leeway. and boy, is that close. i parked her inside tonight and she just fits in. i got about 4 inches from hitting the wall upfront and there is only 6 inches from the railing of the garage door. wow!!!! good thing i didn't opt for a 6.5 ft bed on my supercrew.
why in the world are these garage here in california so dam small? when i was in utah, there was alot of garages that could easily have a fullsize truck in there. hell, some are big enough to have 2`f350's in there and on one side have a small car on one side cuz it goes deeper.
i think if i were to put my wife's mustang in there another car, it'll be a tight fit. DAM GARAGE!!!!
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I know how ya feel. My garage is teh same depth about and I can barely fit in mine. With the Ranch Hand I think that's about quits on fitting it though.
I dunno why the garages are so small but I have a feeling they'll be getting smaller as time goes on.
I've heard a few other good ideas similar to a tennis ball. Don't quote me on this, but the guy put something in front tire and made like a path to the wall. I guess in hindsight it doesn't make sense when you could buy some blocks for your front wheels. Prolly gonna need to find a way to brace it though.
-rockstate
I dunno why the garages are so small but I have a feeling they'll be getting smaller as time goes on.
I've heard a few other good ideas similar to a tennis ball. Don't quote me on this, but the guy put something in front tire and made like a path to the wall. I guess in hindsight it doesn't make sense when you could buy some blocks for your front wheels. Prolly gonna need to find a way to brace it though.
-rockstate
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i measured her out and and i got about 10 inches of leeway. and boy, is that close. i parked her inside tonight and she just fits in. i got about 4 inches from hitting the wall upfront and there is only 6 inches from the railing of the garage door. wow!!!! good thing i didn't opt for a 6.5 ft bed on my supercrew.
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I have to bump the wall as well. I screwed a 3/4" piece of plywood to it so the don't go busting the drywall. I drive in nose first and idle forward till it bumps. With my hitch receiver on, there is about 2 inches of clearance.
Damn garages.
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well its coming time for deployment time again and i need a good place to keep the F150 safe and of course its inside my garage. the old sport trac use to fit just fine but dang, this F150 seems it going to be TIGHT.
i measured her out and and i got about 10 inches of leeway. and boy, is that close. i parked her inside tonight and she just fits in. i got about 4 inches from hitting the wall upfront and there is only 6 inches from the railing of the garage door. wow!!!! good thing i didn't opt for a 6.5 ft bed on my supercrew.
why in the world are these garage here in california so dam small? when i was in utah, there was alot of garages that could easily have a fullsize truck in there. hell, some are big enough to have 2`f350's in there and on one side have a small car on one side cuz it goes deeper.
i think if i were to put my wife's mustang in there another car, it'll be a tight fit. DAM GARAGE!!!!
i measured her out and and i got about 10 inches of leeway. and boy, is that close. i parked her inside tonight and she just fits in. i got about 4 inches from hitting the wall upfront and there is only 6 inches from the railing of the garage door. wow!!!! good thing i didn't opt for a 6.5 ft bed on my supercrew.
why in the world are these garage here in california so dam small? when i was in utah, there was alot of garages that could easily have a fullsize truck in there. hell, some are big enough to have 2`f350's in there and on one side have a small car on one side cuz it goes deeper.
i think if i were to put my wife's mustang in there another car, it'll be a tight fit. DAM GARAGE!!!!
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My dad and I can get both of our trucks in the garage at the same time....it is extra deep so we have about 8 extra feet length wise.....width wise it is a little tighter, we have to have the mirrors folded in and only have about 10"-12" between the trucks in the middle and about a foot and a half along the walls.
We never park in there expect when we know some big storms are going to roll though,(and usually they turn out to be nothing anyways), it is a pain the azz to move stuff out of the way.
We never park in there expect when we know some big storms are going to roll though,(and usually they turn out to be nothing anyways), it is a pain the azz to move stuff out of the way.
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Try to fit a truck in MY garage?? HAH, now that's funny! Between my tools and workbenches and my son's dirt bikes and parts plus all the junk the wife throws out there that she doesn't want in the house, that is one impossible mission!! LOL!! Truck grazes out in the yard.
I consider the garage "Man-Land" my fortress of solitude if you will. (Not that the junk keeps the truck from fitting, but it still drives me bats.)
Frd67cobra, the cobra in your avatar is awesome, is it a kit you built?