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  1. Lighting Up the Topper

    I don’t know how many times I have told myself I’m finished with an individual mod or my overall build. I also don’t know how many times I have proven myself wrong. My latest mod mounted Maxzina’s roof crossbars to the T slot of my Wolfbox retractable bed cover. On top of the cross bars, I...
  2. Topping off my retractable tonneau cover with ATV Front Cargo Basket

    I was fortunate recently in that I won a @WOLFBOX powered, retractable tonneau cover for my ’24 Ford Maverick XLT hybrid. Installing it necessitated significant changes to how I had the truck bed set up with both accessories and mods. It also resulted in a loss of about a foot of floor space...
  3. Can You Make Use of This?

    I was one of the lucky winners in Wolfbox’s recent 7th Anniversary contest. The prize was $30 off of a $150 or greater purchase from Wolfbox’s product line NLT 15 November. At this point, I don’t anticipate making use of the discount. I’d like to offer it to another MTC member. Wolfbox hss...
  4. You have to play to win

    I’m surprised by the number of accessories I that have contributed to my Maverick’s build after having won products in promotional contest give aways. I have been lucky. My latest score was Wolfbox’s powered, retractable bed cover. I actively scan multiple Facebook sites looking for...
  5. What's up next

    I recently installed Wolfbox's powered, retractable tonneau cover on my Maverick’s bed. The cover’s arms extend along the full length of the bed and are topped by a T slot. That got me to thinking how I can make use of them. Previously, I mounted Maxzina’s rooftop cross bars to my truck...
  6. Mabett's LED Taillights installed

    I finally decided I couldn’t procrainate any further, on Tuesday, I went online, https://mabett4x4.com, and placed my order for a set of Mabett’s LED Tailights. They arrived this afternoon and were on the truck within the half hour. My Maverick is Atlas Blue and I have tried to compliment the...
  7. My Truck Bed Build - Chapter 2

    After completing the installation of the powered retractable tonneau cover I won in a contest giveaway sponsored by Wolfbox, I have since turned my attention to my truck’s bed and trying to recreate something similar to what I had before changing out the bed cover. The installation of the new...
  8. Wolfbox's Powered Retractable Tonneau Cover Installation

    Yesterday, I popped the shipping bands and opened the box with my recent prize award, Wolfbox’s Powered Retractable Tonneau Cover. The box is heavy requiring a two-man lift or a HD moving dolly. Each item appears to be well packed with adequate cushioning material separating the contents. I...
  9. Four Drinks - Two Cupholders

    Recently. My wife and I headed out in the Maverick to run errands. We decided to save time by running through a fast food drive-in for breakfast. In addition to our biscuits, we each ordered OJ and coffee. As we started to drive off, we realized we had four drinks and two available drink...
  10. Sitting on top

    Between rain showers and thunderstorms, I had an opportunity to install Maxzina’s roof rack rails. They are an easy install requiring no drilling. The trick is to leave the two piece mounts as loose as possible when bolting them together. This allows for maximum play when bridging opposite...
  11. It is common for wildlife to mark their territory.

    Mavericks are no exception.
  12. Tool Storage - HF’s Mini Tool Chest

    I have always maintained a minimal tool kit for roadside emergencies in each of my vehicles. Usually, that has meant a canvas tool bag thrown into a corner of the trunk. I had a similar set up for my Maverick until recently. Harbor Freight has introduced an item that that I welcomed to...
  13. BG Anthony McAuliffe - Dec ’44 “Nuts"

    I had my ’24 XLT into the dealer today to have my first oil change and to install my Ford external keypad. After three Mavericks, this was my first use of my points. I took advantage of the tire rotation to switch out the OEM two-piece lug nuts for a black one-piece set. Hopefully, I avoid...
  14. Maxzina’s Center Console Switch Cover

    I’m appreciative when I observe a seller responding to their customer’s needs. That is the case of Maxzina and one of their latest products. Maxzina took note of a number of Maverick owners expressing an interest in the commercial availability of a cover intended to protect the switches on the...
  15. Mabett and Maxzina Coming Together

    I’m just now completing another easy mod that combines products introduced by the two major providers of accessories for our Mavericks, Mabett and Maxzina. I have had Mabett’s sliding bed divider and rail system mounted in my truck bed for some time. It is one of my favorite add-ons...
  16. Bringing Mabett and Maxzina Together in One Bed

    I recently completed a mod for my truck bed making use of products offered by two of MTC’s sponsors, Mabett and Maxzina. I installed Mabett’s sliding bed divider some time ago. Since my Maverick did not come with the OEM cargo bed side rails, I ordered Mabetts bed divider and side rail...
  17. Modding Maxzina’s Retractable Bed Tie Downs

    I just received my pair of retractable truck bed tie downs recently introduced by Maxzina. As designed, the tie downs are intended to be mounted in a fixed position ot the upper corners at the foot of the bed. For small loads I make use of an elastic mesh net that I can drape over my load and...
  18. Mabett’s Roof-mounted Light Bar Installation Precaution

    Recently, I installed Mabett’s roof light bar. Shortly after installing the light bar, my windshield took a rock and cracked requiring replacement. Upon their inspection, the first nationally recognized windshield repair firm I called rejected the job. They stated that with the light bar...
  19. Modding Mabett’s Bed Divider

    I recently added Mabett’s truck bed divider to my Maverick. As it comes from Mabett, it is a great addition to my truck bed. The divider can come separately, or if your Maverick does not have the bed side rails, it can be ordered with the required rails. The divider slides fore and aft along...
  20. Another Cracked Windshield - covered by warranty?

    I haven’t paid attention to the numerous posts about cracked windshields, that is until this AM. I awoke to find a 12” crack coming from the top edge to the center. There is no pitting or indication something struck the glass. My question is whether the warranty covers replacement?




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