Does your F150 fit in the garage ?
(if you have one)
I think mine would if it didn't have so much junk in there.

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99 XLT 5.4L Regular Cab 4x2 120" Wheelbase 4 wheel disc brakes/ABS 5 star larait style wheels Toreador Red/Silver 3.55 gears 255/70/16 OWL Delta toolbox, Ford Running Boards, Ventshades, Bugflector, Bullrings, Donnelly compass mirror, 2" Rear drop.
Eclipse 5340 cd player
Memphis ARCS50 component speakers w/tweeters mounted flush in the door panels (excellent sound)powered by a Sherwood 35x2 RMS amp
Kicker ZR360 for the 2 Audiobahn AWC10 subs
regcab54@sc.rr.com

 

My truck fits in our garage. Of coarse our garage is 70'X 28'. I park behind the 10'X 9'Door.

chuck

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1999 XL, 2WD, standard cab, short bed, sport package, nascar package, bright red, V-6, 5 speed, Rockford Fosgate CD player, Pioneer 6x8.
http://www.geocities.com/Yosemite/Trails/5362/truck.html

 

Nope. My Taurus wagon fits with a foot or two to spare front and back, but not my truck. It might fit if I was a micro-surgeon and took 20 minutes each time to park it inside. Anyway, not an issue, even though we got a foot of snow last night. This morning, I had the choice of whipping out the Taurus or sweeping off the truck. A no-brainer - the Taurus stayed.

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Black 2000 SC XLT short-box. 4.2 V-6, 5-speed, 3.55 Limited Slip. Side steps, CD, remote entry, FORD box liner. Add-ons: Older Windstar driver's side wiper blade (with the air scoop, because I don't slow down when it rains), back-up beeper, "f150online.com" sticker and snazzy Tweetie Bird floor mats.

My third F-series: '73 F-100, '98 F-150 and '00 F-150. Great trucks!

 

My '95 F-150 SC short bed fits with about a foot to spare.
Take care,
~Chris

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I don't have an F150.. But my SuperDuty Crew Cab fits in the carport, with inches on both sides!

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[This message has been edited by IKE (edited 02-16-2000).]

 

I put mine in a Wick Building. Also in there is another F-150, a chevy, several trailers, etc etc.

IKE: Your truck looks identical to my dads, minus the 4x4.

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1993 F-150 302/e4od/355 Limited slip. dual exhuast w/o mufflers, 2 1/4" pipes, Echo Tips, Summit Racing headers, accel plugs/wires(8.6mm)/rotor/cap, hypertech powermodule, 4 degree advance,Blaster Coil,MSd 6A Ignition, TPS Mod,hopefully roller rockers in the future,possible 4:10 gear swap 5% dark tint, Ford Bed mat, Bundy Chrome Drop bumper, Wrap-around bug deflector, 2-tone tan/brown. Alpine cd player and Pioneer speakers, with tweeters No room for anything else.

1989 F-150 XLT 4x4 Future 300hp engine build!

2000 Superduty CrewCab v-10, auto,2wd.

 

mine fits but, I have to crawl through it to get to the other side. My 98 Explorer spends most of the time in the garage though.

 

If I leave the garage door open it does! Actually, I think I can park at an angle and probably close the door, but I haven't tried it yet.

--Duke

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2000 F-150 Lariat, 4x2, 4.6L automatic Supercab, Styleside, Blue with gold two-tone, 3.55 slip axle, class III towing package, overhead console, sliding rear window, keyless entry, leather interior, in dash CD, Ford/Duraliner bedliner, Ford chrome nerf bars, Ford bug deflector, Steel Horse billet grille, Leer hard tonneau cover, Superchip, Airaid, Billet door sills & antennae, Gibson split rear exit with 3" slash tips, chrome differential cover. My How-To Articles

 

It would if half the garage wasn't used for storage and the other half for the wifes car. And if the storage items weren't there I don't think I'd park it in there anyway, don't need any dings from the family.

Why should I expect to park my new truck in the garage anyway (or have the big closet in the bedroom ) after all, I ONLY pay the rent.

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99 F250XLT Supercab LD
5.4L 3.73 LS
White/Silver
Graphite interior
6 CD changer/Captain's Chairs

 

I could probably just squeeeeze it in the garage, but I'd have to play Spiderman getting out and back around to the door. Unfortunately my new baby has to stay outside.

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2000 F-150 Lariat 4x2, Amazon Green/Clearcoat Metallic, SuperCab, Styleside, 5.4 Liter V8, Class III Tow-Package,3.55 Limited Slip Rear,Bug Deflector,Duraliner Bedliner,K&N Filter.

 

I don't have a garage, but I do have a carport. And it barely squeezes in, even then it sticks out the end. Wife usually parks her car there anyway.

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97 F-150 S/C 4x4 ORP XLT 4.6 K&N , Flowmaster w/dual tailpipes, Bosch+4 plugs,Ford 9mm wires,Superchip.Patriot fiberglass toneau cover, Westin chrome step bars.
Kenwood 4011 stereo, Rockford 150a1 amp, Profile electronic crossover, and 2 10" JBL's.

FUTURE STEREO MODS:
Memphis components in front, Pioneer 3ways in rear, amp for the components, and a cd changer.

FUTURE PERFORMANCE MODS:
4.10 gears, Edlebrock shocks, supercharger, Airaid, power pulleys.

 

Nope, I need about 1 1/2 feet. We bought a brand new house in an upscale area of Calgary. If anybody knows Calgary you know that trucks likely out number cars here but do you think the architect could pay attention???
I should take a run at it, then it might fit!
Bruce

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'97 F-150 Lariat,4.6, S/C, 4X4, SB, 17"wheels, no mods.

 

Length is not a problem for me, just make it by height though. Garage door is 82" (-2 for the opener), 4x4 is 76". Looks like no lift kit for me. I also don't trust commercial parking garages, there clearances are always less than advertised.



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BLK 2000 F150 XLT 4X4 SuperCab SB, Shift-on-the-fly, 5.4L, 4R70W, 3.55 LS, 4-Wheel disc/ABS, ORP, Keyless, PWR Seat, Slider, Soft tonneau, Cab steps.
MODS: Rhino, Molded flaps, Mobil1 0W-30

 

Length is not a problem for me, just make it by height though. Garage door is 82" (-2 for the opener), 4x4 is 76". Looks like no lift kit for me. I also don't trust commercial parking garages, there clearances are always less than advertised.



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BLK 2000 F150 XLT 4X4 SuperCab SB, Shift-on-the-fly, 5.4L, 4R70W, 3.55 LS, 4-Wheel disc/ABS, ORP, Keyless, PWR Seat, Slider, Soft tonneau, Cab steps.
MODS: Rhino, Molded flaps, Mobil1 0W-30

 

Good question and one I should have thought about before I bought since I intend to keep her garaged. If I would have measured I probably would have gone ahead and bought the lightning I was drooling over instead of the supercab. As it is I can't pull in and fit I have to back in and then there are only 4 inches to spare in garage length. After 8 months of ownership I don't mind backing in and have dramatically improved my backing skills. My neighbors were absolutely shocked that I could park such a large truck in a garage that was designed for wussy compact gas saving econocars. I just smiled and said I am used to getting big things in small places. The women smiled and the men blushed, what a group of prudes.

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Don
F-150 Supercab Flareside (call her Scarlett), "Arrest Me Red", 4.6l, Automatic, Sport Package (minus ugly stickers), 6050# GVWR package, Sliding Rear Window, 17" Aluminum Wheels, ABS x 4, 3.55 rear, Mobile 1 5-30 soon to change back to Royal Purple (found a supplier at a reasonable price - my truck dealer). Mods: Linex Liner, K&N FIPK, Glass pack, Halogen backup lamps,
Desires: Tonneau (Looking for a soft any recommendations would be appreciated), Superchip, Better Speakers, and overhead console…