Does Your Tacoma Sit in a garage ?

Mine stays in the garage and it's a DCLB. The door clears the rear bumper by 2".

 

When we had our house built, one of my requirements was a 3 car garage...




There is not a shark on the wall or bikes blocking it in on 3 sides either.......



This is low clouds with spots of sun peeking thru. It is not a parking garage at work.

 

Mines always in my driveway next to a pine tree. I don't get sap but I get a mother load of pine needles on my truck in the fall .

 

Nice! Being from the Twin Cities, I assume it is extra-nice to be able to park indoors AND have a warm space to work on your Taco mid-winter. I am jealous. My garage is neither heated nor insulated, but I have been thinking about insulation and a wood stove.

 

In the drive way under a maple tree, front rammed into a bush.. that bush is gonna have to come down.

 

I don't have a garage

My car port is reserved for the boat.

 

Checked yes, but don't really have a garage... Taco shares space with Tundra and a couple Kubotas in my hay/equipment barn.

 

I park my DCSB and it fits but barely because the workbench on the back wall.

 

why yes...yes it is and if it is not parked in a garage i pull out my portable one from the back seat and garage it

 

In the garage for sure!

 

Yes something like that Taco can only be gotten into from the driver side.
The S60 can be gotten in from both sides though.

 

Barely fits...

I wanted a DCLB but I wouldn't have been able to fit it in the garage.

 

My girl gets nuttin but the garage since day one!!!!!

 

yes

 

Mines in the garage most the time, especially during winter.

 

Finally sold my boat so my new truck gets to sleep in the garage.

 

Well, I always keep mine in a garage near accross the street of my apartment...

It's supposed to be only for "small cars" as the sign says...

 

Between my Tacoma and the wife's minivan, the garage is just too small. It's a tight squeeze to fit both vehicles in, and then too tight to open the doors easily. As it is now, my newer truck is parked in the garage alone, with the wife's minivan parked in the driveway.

However, we're solving the problem by having an oversized carport built directly in front of the garage, with both vehicles parked underneath. Afterwards, the garage will be used as a wood shop. The work benches inside will be movable, allowing them to be pushed aside for occasional work on a vehicle.

 

i dont think i could even fit my truck in the garage if i wanted. its a truck though. so it'll never go in the garage.

 

Always in garage, ride bike to work, use wife's car for short trips/errands. Purchased 1/12, have driven less than 200 miles-guess I need to get out more often!