Rear Bumper Mod

[t_j]

Just take a saw to the dry wall and chop a little out where the bumper is.

 

[Jimbo]

Just take a saw to the dry wall and chop a little out where the bumper is.

Probably the cheapest route...

 

[Zeke555]

Lmao, I would if the floor supports were not in line with the bumper area. then I could put on a nice bush bumper too.

 

[Jimbo]

Just shim them a little, lol

 

[Zeke555]

Might be easier to cut the front of the garage off and extend it a couple feet. lol

 

[scarrjack]

Are you in one of the new "high density" neighbourhoods? Mine fits in my garage but I just park on the driveway as the wife parks in the garage and the other half is filled with Raptor stuff and kids bikes, scooters, etc.

 

[Zeke555]

Not high density area scarrjack, over in Clarkdale area of the Park. It is a over sized garage but only by width, still short in length. And my garage also has the same issue with the daughters scooters, bikes and toys. MY old dodge spent most of its time outside, mainly because I had a bush bumper on it so it would not fit at all.

 

[PropDr]

Lmao, I would if the floor supports were not in line with the bumper area. then I could put on a nice bush bumper too.

Put in a header above the height of the hood, install 2x4's flat under it, dry wall over that (required fire protection)
The pocked should be 2" deep if the wall was made from 2x4's

 

[Yukon Joe]

It is over sized but only by width, still short in length.

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[Ruger]

Zeke, the time has come to consider the notion of a stand-alone garage to accommodate your growing family, protect your children's bikes and possessions, and to provide for the future when they start driving. A little clever salesmanship like that and you'll have a nice home for your Raptor.