Is this a Maverick “Easter Egg”?

[Chops]

A few weeks back I noticed a stamping that looked like a stylish Maverick Logo. Made it my forum avatar because it looked neat.
Did not know what vehicle it was from or where on the vehicle.

Until today - F100Lobo showed a picture as he stripped the plastic trim under his back seat.
There it was! Serves no purpose other than looking cool. Is this considered an “Easter Egg”?

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[Cherokee]

Looks cool What ever the flock it is !

 

[kcirbodmot]

Looks to me like a sideways Toyota logo.

 

[Butterscotch]

A few weeks back I noticed a stamping that looked like a stylish Maverick Logo. Made it my forum avatar because it looked neat.
Did not know what vehicle it was from or where on the vehicle.

Until today - F100Lobo showed a picture as he stripped the plastic trim under his back seat.
There it was! Serves no purpose other than looking cool. Is this considered an “Easter Egg”?

Do a google lens on it to see what shows up.

 

[Chops]

Looks cool What ever the flock it is !

It is a horseshoe & cattle horn combo

 

[Backin15]

It is strange that there was one above it that was cut in half, that area is spot welded and they had to weld around the raised curve. Very interesting!

 

[Halo9x]

Looks cool What ever the flock it is !

Maybe it’s an ancient alien symbol.

 

[Chops]

Maybe a Steering Wheel with Paddle Shifters? Might be a “Lobo Only” Easter egg?

 

[CNJFF]

Might have been someone's idea for a logo but didn't make the cut. So they snuck it into a hidden place claiming it was helping to stiffen the panel.

Definitely what I would have done. I hide things in projects all the time.

 

[Exranger]

Maybe anti rattle strengthening

 

[dsowa65]

I would guess some kind of center of gravity symbol used early in BIW.

 

[Chops]

Could be - although the ESC module sensors for Yaw Rate & Roll Rate are located under the center console…closer to the center of gravity in the front heavy Maverick.

I still think the horseshoe & cow horn shape is too obvious to be nothing more than a stylistic take of a maverick logo…

 

[First Sergeant]

Yep! At some point he and the vehicle will be beamed up to the mother ship. Then it's off to a place, far...far...away...

Maybe it’s an ancient alien symbol.

 

[Chops]

Yep! At some point he and the vehicle will be beamed up to the mother ship. Then it's off to a place, far...far...away...

3I/ATLAS can you read me?

Jigs up
I’m ready to launch
repeat
I’m ready to launch

 

[djpat]

The origin of the term Maverick, it came from a cattle rancher (Samuel Maverick) in Texas who did not brand his herd. It's sort of ironic how Maverick has turned into a "brand" for many things.

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