How many of you are able to park your Tacoma in the garage?

She fits

 

Thanks fellas. The county here is pretty lax for their building laws. only rule is no structure 10' from the property line and 35' max height for non-commercial. When I was living with my parents I had always dreamed of building a garage that wasn't cramped for space and able to hold a few projects at the same time, a few years ago I made that a reality . That pic I posted earlier is old and since then it keeps filling up with more and more stuff. The taco lives a nice easy life in there for sure.

 

Pretty tight but she is inside.

 

My truck just makes it in. Even with the snorkel.

 

Mine makes it in if I take the front bumper off with an inch to spare.

 

have room for 1 vehicle in the garage. Have not tried to see if the Tacoma will fit.

 

What did that run you if you don’t mind me asking?

 

Don't try . That Mopar deserves it

 

I have about 6" of room in the garage front to back with the drawbar in the hitch. I have to back in so I don't slam the door on the wall and I don't have to squeeze out. Lol.

 

With one inch to spare on the door opening......

 

I can after getting a 20x10 shed built in my backyard which allowed me to open up space in my two car garage. My truck and my wife's Mazda 6 both fit inside now.

 

Do you have basements in Kansas City? If so and you have room down there you can set up your toolbox and workshop down there, that is what works for me. The only annoying part is having to bring tools up and down when I am working on stuff but you can get a smaller/portable toolbox to store the things you use the most and haul that back and forth. I need room in the garage for the snow blower and kids bikes.

 

quoting 2016, but still an issue in house design is the garages are too short for most trucks. I keep hearing 'no way to make the garage bigger', but most common issue is length, so.... Why not a bump out of the garage door?
I found this one incredibly ugly bump photo, but I've seen it done a bunch of times & they don't have to be ugly.



Here is one that is so subtle it's hard to see. Maybe an 8" bump that doesn't stick past the gutters.

Consider a garage door bump for those couple extra inches the truck needs to come indoors.

 

Built a steel framed 30 deep by 50 long 4 years ago.....money well spent....

Holds a lot of stuff...two Taco SB DC's..Teryx 4 LE...Chevy 2500HD crew...

R19 in the ceiling & walls....added additional R13 & R4 rigid in walls covered by 1/2" OSB

NG Radiant heater easily keeps it 66* all winter...

 

What did that run you??

 

Lots of cabbage.........24 gauge steel pkg w/insulation......$18K ish

its a HD well engineered building......

Concrete work & material.......$15K ish........heat.....about $1800 installed (must
have !)

wiring & insulated OH doors $$$$

Just a wild guess $40K......no hot water...but have sink & old washing machine installed too

 

Mine can but I rather put my mustang band wife's car in the garage. One day maybe build a detached third garage /she'd for the truck and mowers

 

To be honest I haven't kept track for my own sanity. I framed the inside out myself and did all the electrical work. Had an amish company come build the structure. I think I am around 50k but I could be way off lol

 

I have to park it outside. Last summer I have used Jet Seal from Chemical Guys and it seems to protect the paint pretty good.