80 Dimensions

[jaymar]

I find myself planning a garage shuffle and wondering about measurements. Came up with these, from web and Mud. Any more out there? (Added better versions of some below, now I can't seem to delete the old ones--anyone know how to do that?)

Another 33" or so width for an open door (from body, not flare).

 

[Woofythewolf]

One of my friends got a new phone recently, when he gets back from a trip I can scan mine and upload it to thingiverse.

Not a super great scan, but it is a true LIDAR system.
It's pretty crazy what these new phones can do- 3 years ago I would've been throwing flour and taping up windows trying to do photogrammetry for a point cloud and spending an hour cleaning it up.

Now it's just walk around it with a phone and get a .stl, although I'll probably still have to dust the windows.

Or if you have an iphone 12 pro (or the samsung equivalent) you can scan it yourself.

 

[Cass007]

Tires, lift and rooftop gear (rack or tent) will have a significant impact on height. I know mine is 7' tall with 4-5" of lift and 37" tires with nothing on the roof and the only way to get it in the 7' garage door is to swap tires or deflate to 0lbs, put some weight in the rear and then sneak in.

 

[jaymar]

One of my friends got a new phone recently, when he gets back from a trip I can scan mine and upload it to thingiverse.

Not a super great scan, but it is a true LIDAR system.
It's pretty crazy what these new phones can do- 3 years ago I would've been throwing flour and taping up windows trying to do photogrammetry for a point cloud and spending an hour cleaning it up.

Now it's just walk around it with a phone and get a .stl, although I'll probably still have to dust the windows.

Or if you have an iphone 12 pro (or the samsung equivalent) you can scan it yourself.

Temporally speaking, my phone’s not quite as old as my Cruiser. Generation-wise, it’s older...