Hey Lads,
I finally have made up my mind and there were a few things that helped.
I am not sure if my truck will fit like my 2005 SD F250 4x4 6.0l 10000GVW CCSB did in my shop.
I have 84'' (inches) clearance and I am told by Ford and NADA ,that the height is 81.1 inches.
I plan to keep the floor clean of snow and dirt, but if it does not fit, no sweat as I am not getting the moonroof and it can stay outside.
Thanks in advance, I hope to keep reading about your Super Dutys
Harold HP. Graham

 

My stock truck, shown below measures right at 81 1/8".

 

Ford specifications list the tallest F-2/3/450 as 81.5" high, yet my 2017 F250 10,000 GVWR CCSB 6.7L measures 83" tall. Parking garage at work is marked as 86" clearance, and when I measured it I found the lowest point to be 87" high.

Added the table below because I originally failed to see the "(w/o options)" notation. One of my options was 20" wheels/tires, but that wouldn't increase height by 1.5".

 

F350 CCSB 11300 GVW= 83 1/4 measured inches.

 

Thanks for the input
Harold

 

Thanks for the input!

 

I'm also looking to purchase a F250 (2018) and have also found that it is taller than the book says. The dealer let me drive one home and it won't fit in my garage which is currently at 82 inches. This truck had 18" tires on it too. I was curious what the actual height was as I am paying a contractor to re-trim the door opening. My door currently overlaps three inches at the top. I was hoping if I could get the door to 84 inches or better than truck would fit. I joined this forum for the purpose of researching this and one other item.

 

My '17 350 measures 83 1/4" high. 84" will work for you as long as you keep it stock height.

 

yea...dealer called me today and said the truck was 83 3/8. If I can get my garage opening anywhere above 84 and pick out a new stubby antenna, I'll be just fine I think getting it inside. Thanks for the tip!

 

If you live in the snow region you'll have to keep that in mind on your approach angle to the door.