Pass through bed

[bob_vic]

Haven’t gotten my Maverick yet but if the next model has this feature I’ll immediately trade it in. I always wondered why they didn’t do this on the Mav. I’m sure we’ll see it down the road at some point

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[Sirk]

I'd pay for this feature if it were offered as an option in the Maverick.

My last few vehicles have been compact crossovers, specifically Honda CR-Vs. I'm discovering the limitations of the Maverick's configuration when I run to Home Depot to pick up the odd piece of lumber or millwork. I could easily fit a handful of 8 foot long 2x4s or moulding pieces in my CR-V. It's a bit of a hassle in the Maverick. Although I don't have to transport longer items often, I'm all about utility, so a configuration like this would be great in my opinion. Sadly, I don't think Ford will offer it.

In the mean time, I'll just have to remember to take my Honda Element when I need to pick up lumber and the like...that vehicle can swallow a whale with room for a small pod of dolphins!

 

[greenbeanie]

I'll certainly miss this feature on my Truckaru.

 

[A Dodge that drives Fords]

They probably have a copyright on the Chevy Avalanche.

 

[bob_vic]

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My last few vehicles have been compact crossovers, specifically Honda CR-Vs. I'm discovering the limitations of the Maverick's configuration when I run to Home Depot to pick up the odd piece of lumber or millwork. I could easily fit a handful of 8 foot long 2x4s or moulding pieces in my CR-V. It's a bit of a hassle in the Maverick. Although I don't have to transport longer items often, I'm all about utility, so a configuration like this would be great in my opinion. Sadly, I don't think Ford will offer it.

In the mean time, I'll just have to remember to take my Honda Element when I need to pick up lumber and the like...that vehicle can swallow a whale with room for a small pod of dolphins!

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I’ve thought about that too, my plan is to use the much needed rear sliding window or get a $150 hitch bed extender from Amazon.
But I hear yah, long trim pieces are a concern of mine but then again I’ve fit them in my Nissan Sentra so I’ll figure something out with the Maverick I’m sure

 

[Guilla]

I was debating installing a Breezer Window

I sent in a few questions via email about size of the edge on the Maverick but got no response, so may look at other options.

 

[ralatalo]

Over cab ladder rack. That is my plan.

 

[bob_vic]

Over cab ladder rack. That is my plan.

Will that work with the antenna?

 

[bob_vic]

I was debating installing a Breezer Window

I sent in a few questions via email about size of the edge on the Maverick but got no response, so may look at other options.

Was looking into them too, if you get a response please post

 

[Braderick]

Anyone in the Northern California area (916) that can pop by Breezer and get some information for the forum?

https://breezerwindows.com

 

[oljackfrost]

They probably have a copyright on the Chevy Avalanche.

Subaru did it first on the Baja.

 

[Old Ranchero]

I doubt it would be a popular enough option to justify the extra cost. You'd have to lose the back seat as currently configured and most people buying the truck for a budget people mover could care less about shoving long stuff into the cab. In fact anyone knowingly buying a Mav with a 4.5' bed would have no use for the pass through IMO. Hauling longer stuff would be a distant thought to most..

 

[bpcooper14]

Just was looking at the Breezer website and they have Maverick listed as an option for $499

 

[Scott Asheville]

I'd rather have the F-150 Lightning's frunk. The Sopranos could store a few bodies in there.

 

[QuesoEnFuego]

I've never heard of the breezer but I like it. Do you have to find someone to install it or is that cost built in somehow?

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