Concrete slabs in the back, air down tyres, ratchet staps round chassis and axles. Bit of a faff everyday but proper solution would be to dig down under the arch. You might even have your own mini ford when it rains

I had the same issue with my rented garage, so i ripped off the doors n frame and just about got it in and put some swing away doors as a replacement.

For your issue though, you say part of the building is above the drive, have you looked into how this is built? Some buildings have an awful lot of wasted material on top ( or below ) depending on the age of the building, you may have 4" of space above the drive which has been boarded up for no reason other than asthetic.
Other than that, drop down into the drive abit to get some clearance but make sure the distance you begin the drop is 3/4 the length of you landy away from the underside of the building.

Any chance of some pics?

how abowt sum fooly sick hydros bro!

Put it on air suspension.... How much trouble could it possibly be?


If you are planning a rebuild, can you not strip the roof and other bits off before you park it up, then dig your trench or whatever for when you have finished?

Will it go through the door to your garage?

I had to put bigger doors on mine, (but that was mainly for the 101s benefit).

MW

If it's going in for a strip down Just take the roof orf FFS!!!