Planned purchases / mods for your Maverick?

[Ronaldo]

Special order from Menards, a RUBBER/PLASTIC 2 x 4 for the flex bed. Will cushion cargo and not rot:
https://www.menards.com/main/buildi...38-c-5783.htm?tid=-3306995279086349821&ipos=1

Great idea! Probably cheaper than wood right now and lasts longer.

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[Ronaldo]

Orange one liter water bottles to match the XLT interior. Hopefully I can buy the bed power inverter with the light at Fords parts counter and cut and install myself. I'm planning on rolling the bed liner myself and DIY bike mount from those plastic 2X4s. I'm also going to try to cut down a trifold cover to fit that blew off my full size truck when the anchors failed, good luck to me on that one.

 

[theek]

Falken Wildpeaks, WeatherTek Mats, drilled in roof rack, hitch rack.

 

[F1PRB22GA]

Will the seat covers interfere with the side impact airbags ?

 

[2cafn8d]

I LOVE the plastic 2x4 idea! I plan on doing a tune, lowering springs/coilovers and wheels as things start coming out.

I've reached out to FSWerks and COBB about support for the Maverick. Neither have any intention to support the Maverick any time soon. I reached out to Mountune USA and they were pretty excited about it in emails, but currently have no plans for upgrades. For what it's worth.

For me... Tint and ceramic coating. Followed by lowering and wheels/tires.

 

[pxpaulx]

I now want the rubber 2x4s that TerryE posted about and black wheels (stock size or even 18s).

Pfft, everyone knows rubber 2x6s are where its at!

 

[oljackfrost]

Seriously, though, the first thing will be a set of good quality, fitted seat covers. I've got children and there's no way they're getting in my Maverick without some sacrificial fabric under them.

Make sure, if you’re putting any on the front seats, that they have provision for air bag deployment; there are a lot of covers out there that don’t.

 

[Art Vandelay]

Definitely a tonneau cover, they're essential in the snowbelt in the winter months.

 

[DuaneM]

From the images we've seen of a Velocity Blue Maverick sporting a factory hard rollup I believe the OE option is a Revolver.

I thought so too, but considering the price to order is about the same price I paid for the one on my last truck I didn't want to preorder before seeing it. If it is the same or similar quality I'll buy an OEM cover when I take delivery.

 

[SuckLemons]

Definitely a tonneau cover, they're essential in the snowbelt in the winter months.

You don’t enjoy hauling around a bed full of snow? Bah humbug!

I can definitely see that being necessary just from seeing those folks here. Apparently it’s a mess to get out if it stays below freezing.

 

[06Warrior]

1st thing will be paint correction then ceramic coating soon as I get it home. Will be a full day of work in the garage.

PPF film on 1/2 hood, front bumper, headlights, mirror caps and behind front and rear quarters panels for rock protection.

Ceramic tint on all windows including a strip across the top of the windshield.

Clear window tint on windshield since it will be a full time outside vehicle in the Florida sun

Black Vue DR750 2 channel dash camera.

Escort 9500 ix radar detector with blend mount on the rear view mirror

Switch to synthetic oil after 500-600 miles.

Factory splash guards molded front and rear

Once Weathertech or a similar company comes out with rain guards/Ventvisor for all 4 windows.

That’s it for now

 

[Scooter66]

Bed rack

 

[Dbarr]

XL: front windows tint, Weathertech mats, Sirius XM module.

Question, we have Sirius XM in my wife’s car and we use the app at home. Can I use the XM app through my Apple car play??.

 

[CLH917]

Question, we have Sirius XM in my wife’s car and we use the app at home. Can I use the XM app through my Apple car play??.

Yes, you can.

 

[foxwood28]

Special order from Menards, a RUBBER/PLASTIC 2 x 4 for the flex bed. Will cushion cargo and not rot:
https://www.menards.com/main/buildi...38-c-5783.htm?tid=-3306995279086349821&ipos=1

What size would you cut that into for dividing the bed? Or just plan to buy and then measure once you have it?

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