How long is a CCLB?

taterthedog · Oct 4, 2012

Just wondering the total length of a cclb F250.

Jarrod B · Oct 4, 2012

- External dimensions: overall length (mm): 6,655, overall width (mm): 2,029, overall height (mm): 1,963, ground clearance (mm): 206, wheelbase (mm): 4,379, front track (mm): 1,735, rear track (mm): 1,730 and curb to curb turning circle (mm): 17,800

Read more: http://www.internetautoguide.com/13...-cab-pickup-specifications.html#ixzz28LRgnPnx

http://www.internetautoguide.com/13...-long-bed-crew-cab-pickup-specifications.html

262"

Mixedbreed · Oct 4, 2012

at least a half a mile..

or like 23 feet

forcefed6.4ford · Oct 4, 2012

21.8' to be exact.

JDub · Oct 4, 2012

I don't know the actual length...but it's about this much too long

michigan37 · Oct 4, 2012

Also known as long as SH!T.

Jarrod B · Oct 4, 2012

Turning sucks on 99-04s

Ford diesel girl · Oct 4, 2012

michigan37 said:
Also known as long as SH!T.

This.

...that's what she said.

Breaking Habits · Oct 4, 2012

Jarrod B said:
Turning sucks on 99-04s

My 2011 turns on a dime, So does my 10

weazel · Oct 4, 2012

Jarrod B said:
Turning sucks on 99-04s

That's the truth, I can't flip a b!tch anywhere, I get out turned by school buses.

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Dzchey21 · Oct 4, 2012

I can put mine on 20 foot flat bed...just barely but I can

taterthedog · Oct 4, 2012

The other day I was getting on a ferry with a 12' trailer in tow. The boarding guy looked at the ticket which said total length was 35', he didn't believe it was only 35' (we only guessed at it). The week before the ticket said 40' and he didn't question it. So if the truck is 22', trailer is 12' plus the hitch, it must be a bit over 35' I guess.

713Diesel · Oct 4, 2012

When I saw the title I couldn't wait to read the responses. So far my favorite goes to Jacob since I have had the same exact issue in the past.

Even with the "better" turning radius of the 05+ these things are just a beast to drive around in. I had a CCLB when I lived in the country and it was a pain. Now that I live in the city I couldn't even imagine having a CCLB. I get into enough binds as it is with a ECLB.

michigan37 · Oct 4, 2012

This is the first CCLB I have owned. I look at the benefits as two fold.
1. I can haul more stuff (very nice to haul 4'x8' sheet of plywood with the tailgate up)

2. I'm losing weight. Because I sure as hell am not parking anywhere close when I go into a store. You give up that pipe dream after about a week of owning it.