What is the wheelbase of the F-150 Regular Cab Styleside?

Per the table, the F-150 Regular Cab wheelbase is 116.8 inches for the short box and 133.0 inches for the long box (both 4x2 and 4x4); F-250 and F-350 Regular Cabs are 133.0 inches.

How long is the F-Series Styleside pickup bed?

Cargo body length at the floor (L505) is 82.1 inches for the nominal 6¾-foot box and 98.3 inches for the 8-foot box, with overall body lengths of 85.5 and 101.7 inches respectively.

What is the cargo volume of the F-Series Styleside box?

V5# cargo volume is 62.8 cu. ft. for the 6¾' box and 75.5 cu. ft. for the 8' box (the figure does not include allowance for wheelhouses).

What are the approach and departure angles for an F-350 4x4?

The F-350 4x4 shows an angle of approach (H106) of 42°, angle of departure (H107) of 29°, and ramp breakover angle (H147) of 24°.

How wide is the cargo box between the wheelhouses?

Cargo width at the wheelhouse (W201) is 50.8 inches on all Regular, Super and Crew Cab Styleside boxes; maximum inside box width (W502) is 70.0 inches.

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Ford F-150/250/350 Dimensional Data - Body, Pickup Box & Cab Dimensions

Ford F-Series dimensional data manual page with spec tables and dimensioned cab/box drawings

F150/F250/F350 Standard Cab Fleetside 2WD/4WD Dimensional Data from the 1994 Body Builders' Layout Book
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This document is a set of Ford factory body-engineering dimensional data pages (Pages B34, B35, B40 and B41 from a 'Full Size Light Trucks' reference) covering the F-Series F-150/250/350 Regular Cab Styleside in 4x2 and 4x4 configurations, plus SuperCab and Crew Cab pickup box and interior data. Page B34 shows annotated line drawings (front, side and rear views) with dimension codes and fiducial mark coordinates. Page B35 tabulates chassis/exterior dimensions by model and drivetrain — wheelbase (116.8/133.0 in), overall length (197.1/213.3 in), overhangs, muffler and tailpipe locations by engine (4.9L, 5.0L, 5.8L, 7.3L, 7.5L), frame widths, and approach/departure/ramp breakover angles — with footnotes for the 'Lightning' truck. Page B40 lists pickup box dimensions for Regular, Super and Crew Cab Styleside SRW/DRW bodies: cargo body lengths (82.1/98.3 in nominal 6¾'/8' boxes), tailgate opening, stake pocket size (1.42 x 2.24), cargo widths, heights, and cargo volume (62.8 or 75.5 cu ft). Page B41 covers cab interior dimensions — leg room, headroom, shoulder and hip room, seat travel, SGRP seating reference points, and mirror widths — for Regular, Super and Crew Cabs. A reader can determine nearly any factory body, box, or interior dimension for these trucks.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the wheelbase of the F-150 Regular Cab Styleside?: Per the table, the F-150 Regular Cab wheelbase is 116.8 inches for the short box and 133.0 inches for the long box (both 4x2 and 4x4); F-250 and F-350 Regular Cabs are 133.0 inches.
How long is the F-Series Styleside pickup bed?: Cargo body length at the floor (L505) is 82.1 inches for the nominal 6¾-foot box and 98.3 inches for the 8-foot box, with overall body lengths of 85.5 and 101.7 inches respectively.
What is the cargo volume of the F-Series Styleside box?: V5# cargo volume is 62.8 cu. ft. for the 6¾' box and 75.5 cu. ft. for the 8' box (the figure does not include allowance for wheelhouses).
What are the approach and departure angles for an F-350 4x4?: The F-350 4x4 shows an angle of approach (H106) of 42°, angle of departure (H107) of 29°, and ramp breakover angle (H147) of 24°.
How wide is the cargo box between the wheelhouses?: Cargo width at the wheelhouse (W201) is 50.8 inches on all Regular, Super and Crew Cab Styleside boxes; maximum inside box width (W502) is 70.0 inches.