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The Maxzina cross bars I used for my mod were once mounted on the roof. At the time I ordered them, they were the cheapest I could find meant for the Maverick, $170, $100 less than anything else. They have worked for me. I like that they have T slots on top and one side.

I did what you are considering but on a small scale. I had the advantage of rails that included a T slot. The mounts came from AliExpress and the cross bars from Maxzina.

I have Nilght's 70" sequential/turn indicator LED strips on order to add o my '24 XLT hybrid. I'm interested where you went for your 12V positive connection? Where and how did you route the wiring to where you tapped into the parking lights and turn signals?

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...

Now that I have driven with it installed for a while, I don't find the rear view a problem. At my height, The roof of a vehicle behind me remains visible depending on how close they are. The open grid of the basket also aids visibility. f course, I also have the rear-view camera for backing up.

Yes - A smaller size intended for a motorcycle's rear rack,

Look forward to seeing what you come up with.

Northern Alabama doesn’t present the same challenges.

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36"x17"x6"

I would have liked a full width basket, but didn't want anything deeper than this basket's 17".

I just installed it. I pick up three pre-teens every day from school. I expect back packs will be thrown into the basket and musical instruments in the cabin. Time will tell the utility of the mod. What is worth noting is the basket and rails can be removed or repositioned with a twist of a...

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...

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...

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I have to identify my redo of my truck bed coinciding with my installation of Wolfbox's powered retractable bed cover. Installation required that I pull a number of previously installed mods and accessories. The tradeoff has been the luxury and utility of the powered cover. Much of what I...

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...

The 1. Mabett's original design required a tool to move and secure the divider along the length of the side rails. I modified the divider to do so without a need for any tools 2, Added a pair of ratcheting cargo straps to the upper corners of the bed divider and additional anchor points on...

The one item that stays in my truck bed is Mabett's modified sliding bed divider. With the ability to slide the divider and lock it in position anywhere along the length of the side rails, or change its orientation from vertical to horizontal, it is there when needed and out of the way when not.

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