Truck too long! What would you do?
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I'd say cut out the studs, frame in a header just above the bumper, and open the wall up from the bumper to the floor. That should give you enough room.
I have a standard builder's cookie cutter 20'X20' 2-car garage and my Av fits. I back into the garage, angling over toward the exterior wall, until the rear bumper touches the back wall. I then have just enough clearance between the front bumper and the garage door to be able to slide in to check oil levels, etc. Mine's also cladded.
I have a standard builder's cookie cutter 20'X20' 2-car garage and my Av fits. I back into the garage, angling over toward the exterior wall, until the rear bumper touches the back wall. I then have just enough clearance between the front bumper and the garage door to be able to slide in to check oil levels, etc. Mine's also cladded.
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All good ideas but there is no way too make the space larger. The wall side of the problem is foundation (cement). The house was built by a builder (hearthstone/celebrity) you really dont have much say in those types of structural items. I'm gonna park it outside and maybe one day build a garage/shed in the back yard.
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