[njsteve]

Sort of. My 95 K2500 'Burb has rear air and heat so it is narrower behind the wheelwells due to the extra HVAC components.

Think of the game Tetris, only sideways and in 3D. You have to remove the spare tire and back seat and leave them home. Then you need a second person to tilt the hood at a 45 degree angle with the lower edge of the hood down as you guide it along the driver's side floor, and keyhole the entire panel inward while the second person inside angles it upward toward the front seats.

Then when you get home you have to try to remember how the heck you got it inside the truck in the first place. (Steel hoods are much easier...with a Formula hood the degree of difficulty goes up exponentially due to the fragility of the material).

:-)