streetmuziq

Read an earlier post which had me thinking how many of u guys can fit ur truck in ur house garage? And what set up do u have. Supercrew short bed etc...

justjimmy

Never tried - but I'd say no.

With a good running start - yes.

valleyguy

Not even close. 2010 Screw 5.5ft' bed. Even if I wanted to park in the garage I couldn't. We only have a 1 car garage and the Mrs. parks her Vibe in it. Our old Ford Windstar fit though. Barely... but it did fit.

flanneljunkie

I don't have a garage yet, but the plans are to build it around an F350 Crew Cab Long Bed even though I currently have an F150 screw with 5.5' box. I have yet to decide on a two or three stall garage, but it will be either 26' or 28' deep by 24' (2 car) or 36' (3 car) wide. Being born and raised in the arctic, I am done parking outside when I build my house.

larwood91

2010 Screw 5.5 box. If the garage is clean and I pull in diagonally I can *barely* fit in our 2 car. Not worth the hassle unless there's a hailstorm coming.

1MEANGT

Mine just barely fits. 2010 Screw short bed. I have inches on each end to the wall and door.

I had to re-arrange all my cabinets and tool box to get it in our 2 car garage. But as long as the wife can park in there as well all is good.

daystrom

2011 SCrew 5.5' box. Fits easily into my garage. Room to spare on all sides. My garage is just a two car built in the '40's. No room for another car though

murf

Garage is 25x70. I actually just purchased this house and it was a must that my truck fit in the garage.

Screw 6.5 box. 21.5 feet, 22 with the hitch in. Fits with about a foot to spare!

Mustanglouie

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mines to small by a few inches. 11 Screw 5.5 bed

Pongdadong

Barely fits in the two car garage. Since there are two seperate doors. If I had just one solid door it would fit. My Neighbor can fit his H2 and X5 in his garage bc of the one solid garage door. I will never try that again bc it took 10 mins trying not to damage my truck when I pulled in and then out.