Hi people..Iv sold everything.. I sold my 24' toyhauler mainly because it's to big for little ole me, and I need to get far away from the noisy crowded camp grounds next time I go. I also just sold my cummins 5 speed E350 van, mainly because it didn't fit under my 7x16 garage door. It's also not the 4x4 I should have bought to drive up fire roads in colorado and again, the huge toyhauler is gone and dont need a cummins. So now I'm sitting here with a pile of cash but not sure on what truck or 4x4 vehicle to look for. I don't buy new and I'm ok to travel for a vehicle I want even though Iv had mixed results..I need a 4x4 vehicle that's no taller than 6'10"I need to haul one DR-Z400S enduro. I need a place to sleep for two but not sold on Roof top tents.I'd like a few of the amenities my toyhauler provided, but in off road capable size. Thinking oz tent with cots maybe.Maybe a vortec 5.7, or 6.0 4x4 truck and a bed camper I could remove with Bumper motorcycle carrier? Or small 10' enclosed trailer for the bike?Or should I put the motorcycle in the truck bed and tow a small off road camper? Just thinking out loud here.. Either way, I need a 4x4 capable of the things I mentioned and would be interested in any ideas or experiences from the group.Thanks

I would go with, motorcycle in the truck bed and tow a small off road camper? JMO

Why not a an older Ford V-10 Super Duty, GM 6.0 gasser HD, or Hemi Ram HD and a truck camper and tow a small trailer for the motorcycle?

before you buy take it home for a garage fit. then buy,

1. My F250 just fit under a 7' garage door opening with 33" tall tires. An F350 would not due to the taller rear block over the axle.2. Truck campers can be minimal or extravagant but neither will fit in the garage while on the truck. A pop up will fit in the garage if you use a low-boy dolly.3. You can easily outfit a low height enclosed trailer with spring over axle lift to be your next toy hauler and still fit it in the garage, but you will not be able to stand up inside. How fancy you make the living accommodations is up to you, but anything will be better than a tent.

Thanks everyone..I still have a backyard gravel runway the city made me build to park the toyhauler. I will park the new smaller trailer or camper back there. But I need the truck to fit the garage when I work on it.This is what I need.https://detroit.craigslist.org/okl/rvs/d/2011-ext-warranty-250-4x4/6256192386.html

4x4 hauler that fits under a 7' garage door?. | Good Sam Community

rerod
Explorer
Aug 17, 2017
Grit dog wrote:
Since you're looking at 15-20 year old trucks if you're thinking Vortec 350s, ALL of them will fit with even more room to spare. The GMT 800 3/4 tons may have been under 6' tall even, or close.

The 5.3, 5.7 and 6.0 gas engines have been recommended.

But I'm also considering a V8 Jeep because of the colorado passes Id like to drive. Previous trips when I was alone I rode the dirt bike everywhere. But I have a guest now and want to show her how beautiful the high country is. She's ok with a Oz-tent and cots so I bet I could get ultimatemxhauler.com on the back of a jeep. And have a second 2" receiver below it to pull a very small off road trailer for the tent and gear.
Grit_dog
Navigator
Aug 17, 2017
Since you're looking at 15-20 year old trucks if you're thinking Vortec 350s, ALL of them will fit with even more room to spare. The GMT 800 3/4 tons may have been under 6' tall even, or close.
GeoBoy
Explorer
Aug 17, 2017
My 2015 GMC 3500HD dually 4x4 fits under my 7' garage door. Get a TC.;)
dave17352
Explorer
Aug 17, 2017
my 3500 2017 silverado will fit also under my 7 foot door
NRALIFR
Explorer
Aug 16, 2017
My F450 will even fit through my 7' tall garage doors without rubbing the seal across the top that hangs down 2". Only about 1" of clearance to the lights on top of the cab.

:):)
Grit_dog
Navigator
Aug 16, 2017
Most stock 4x4 HD pickups will fit under 7' barely.
All half tons will fit and that sounds like what you're after anyway. Don't need a big truck to haul a small trailer and a dirt bike.
rerod
Explorer
Aug 16, 2017
Thanks everyone..

I still have a backyard gravel runway the city made me build to park the toyhauler. I will park the new smaller trailer or camper back there. But I need the truck to fit the garage when I work on it.

This is what I need.
https://detroit.craigslist.org/okl/rvs/d/2011-ext-warranty-250-4x4/6256192386.html
Bedlam
Moderator
Aug 16, 2017
1. My F250 just fit under a 7' garage door opening with 33" tall tires. An F350 would not due to the taller rear block over the axle.

2. Truck campers can be minimal or extravagant but neither will fit in the garage while on the truck. A pop up will fit in the garage if you use a low-boy dolly.

3. You can easily outfit a low height enclosed trailer with spring over axle lift to be your next toy hauler and still fit it in the garage, but you will not be able to stand up inside. How fancy you make the living accommodations is up to you, but anything will be better than a tent.
midnightsadie
Explorer II
Aug 16, 2017
before you buy take it home for a garage fit. then buy,
dodge_guy
Explorer II
Aug 16, 2017
Why not a an older Ford V-10 Super Duty, GM 6.0 gasser HD, or Hemi Ram HD and a truck camper and tow a small trailer for the motorcycle?