Yep made it

[Foldbak]

By the hair on my chinny chin chin

[BB_TX]

Those things will make you pucker.

[AZ Traveler]

Tony,

Most of the bridges are marked on the conservative side.

If you use your computer vs your phone to load pictures you will have better luck getting the orientation right.

[Jay & Bobbie]

I know a good leather repairman, just in case you need the seat in your truck repaired.

[mlh]

Inch is as good as a mile.
Lynwood

[DutchmenSport]

I was, maybe 10 years old. My dad was driving and I was the passenger. We were in a parking lot and had to make a really tight maneuver between 2 other cars. It was an extremely tight squeeze! I thought for sure my dad was going to scrape the car beside us. He worked his way passed it though. I was looking out my window and I was telling him, "Dad you are so close, I think you might have only 1 inch!" To which my dad replied, "That's OK. 1 inch is as good as a mile! I didn't hit it, did I?"

And you know .... he was right!

[Mikendebbie]

We bought the Montana in Fort Worth and headed to the campground we were staying at in Grapevine. We went under this bridge before I knew to be worried. Joined this forum group shortly thereafter and learned about height clearances.

[BB_TX]

Used to be an underpass marked 13’-6” in Dalhart, TX. And even after going under it many times on our yearly trips to Colorado I still puckered a little each time wondering if they had repaved since the last time. All the crash marks on it didn’t help with the concerns. It was under a railroad track so they finally lowered the highway more than a foot to give 15’-1” clearance.

[Foldbak]

Good to know! I did notice a few of the cross members had been hit so I told my with that others have made clearance for us!

[K0LCB]

Not much bounce room