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Bro it doesn't pay at all unless I win! Haha. I shoot airguns in the pro division at competitions but I work an office job to pay the billskis. I do get products from time to time, which is pretty cool, mostly for review on my YT channel --> www.youtube.com/@AirShootist you can follow me there...

Universal fit was the ticket!

Just took a camping trip last weekend of September, and even though it was kinda cold, I was still nice and cozy with all the windows zipped shut! Over a year of using it pretty often and it has no tears or faults whatsoever. I am so glad I got this thing! Still using the same air mattress with...

Update after like 10K miles - it works great! I have gotten in the habit of emptying it every thousand or so miles and there is always a bit of "sewer sludge" in there. Pretty nice to have a visual reminder of how much crap is getting blasted all over your valves if you don't have a catch can!

I wanted to share this with you all, since some of your posts have helped me find some pretty good products for the Mavvy! I am a professional shooter and I was getting really tired of draping towels over my backseats to avoid scratching up the leather by dragging heavy rifle cases over them...

I havent touched the other side and not sure if I will. Seems like I would have to remove a lot of stuff to get in there and install another can. However I will say that after I just drove the truck to Utah and back it definitely had tons of oil/gas in that catch can both when I arrived in...

See where it is mounted to? That is a flexible plastic cover. It definitely allows for engine movement - but good point for sure.

The orange ones are the permanent ones. The only QD ones I've seen are blue (factory) and grey (aftermarket). I seriously doubt a tech is gonna notice either way. If you have a link to QDs with orange tabs you should post it here for everyone.

Ok, folks! I finished creating a decoy tube to avoid any scrutiny from Ford and risking my warranty. I actually used the stock tube and put it on the new QD fittings so it can easily be removed and swapped back out with the oil catch can setup after service appointments. Takes all of 2 minutes...

The OEM one has the non-QD permanent connectors, meaning you have to break them to get them off. So if you just buy an extra set of the QD connectors and the appropriate length of hose, you can make a decoy unit that functions exactly the same as the factory setup, looks very similar, and likely...

Perfect reason to make a dummy decoy tube and swap it out when you bring it in for service. Cost ya like 25 bucks for the extra peace of mind and takes all of 3 minutes to swap out.

Yep this one came with some steel wool to go inside a little filtering area within the catch can base, which I used. Enlighten me a bit, the second catch can you're referring to goes up front by the radiator.... right? Can you explain a bit about that. I've heard a little about it but not too...

So I finally got around to installing the oil catch can I bought before I received the truck.... 1.5 years and 13000 miles later.... (oof!) Aside from wishing I did this sooner, the installation was actually a breeze! What I did was I popped a hole in the plastic cover by the firewall so I could...

Nope, it fit perfectly. And no further pics. It's winter so it's in storage right now.

the clips on the end of the straps are plastic. No effect at all. Believe me, I ain't doing anything to mess up the paint on my very first new vehicle!

Nope, head towards the cab, feet at the tailgate. Napier's reply above is hilarious, this tent fits perfectly on the Maverick.

the way it slopes at the back, I think so. You probably won't have an issue

Its www.youtube.com/@airshootist It's an airgun hobbyist channel. Reviews, tutorials, and blastin' critters who try to get in my shed. Not for everyone, but I hope you enjoy.

Oh, also I forgot to mention this above, and this is probably the single most important feature of this tent: It is a fully enclosed tent with a floor. Some other truck bed tents only cover the bed, lacking their own flooring material which means you're sleeping directly on the truck bed while...

Compact Short Bed. The link I posted was the exact one I got, in the correct Compact Short Bed configuration. I unfortunately paid like 30 bucks more for mine, but I'm happy for others that the price has come down a bit since then.