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If you go to Ford.com the Maverick is listed as a truck. The only "car" Ford makes is the Mustang. So if the manufacturer calls it a truck, I will call it a truck. It's bigger than the Mazda pickup I had 30 years ago and the Mazda was a truck.

I have had full size crew cab trucks with and without a slider. If you try driving a crew cab with the front windows open and no slider to open, the wind buffeting will drive you crazy. I assumed the same issue possible on the Maverick, so I ordered a slider.

/Some stupid stuff for my truck. Guess what color I ordered.... Not sure what I will do with them, but the wife wanted me to get them.

I live in Missouri and have not seen a Santacruz or Maverick in the wild. I did find a Maverick on a dealer lot (already sold) and drove about an hour north of where I live just so I could see it.

Yesterday, my dealer told me that my build date is February 22nd. However, I have not received anything from Ford. I did get my original email that the order had been placed, but that has been the only communication. I ordered mid November. Is it unusual for the dealer to get a notification, but...

My wife has a Subaru with the auto-stop/start. Drives me nuts. But, it has saved me at least once. I am normally fast off the line when the light turns green. The slight hesitation of the engine starting may have saved me from a red light runner. He blew a red light from the left of a big truck...

I may have to change to an IPhone

I agree with the lowering. Would add some simple/tasteful pin striping too. If I ever get my Area 51, I may consider this.

I ordered one of these from hozzify.com It should be here by the weekend (usps so no guarantees). I will let know if the is worth the $28 or not. You can customize the color of the truck and the occupants. Link =...

Thanks for the pics. I don't know if I would have thought to use the pipe insulation to keep the board from rattling. Excellent idea. Sometimes the simplest fixes are the most difficult to come up with.

Does anyone have any idea how hard it is to put missing chips in vehicles? That could really slow down installation. My experience is that auto manufacturers put expendable parts in the hardest to get to places. Examples include, Chevy Monza V8 spark plug replacement (drill a hole in the wheel...

I hope my wife doesn't see this. I will be doing it next year.

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