I meant more from the aspect of driving with a load. Stopping, accelerating, climbing hills, etc.
Yup, I do. I thought it did well for a light duty unibody truck.
How about steering? Is that important? I'm just messing with you. I have done this too. As soon as the warranty up I am upgrading the suspension with coilover lift and rear overload springs, maybe airbags.
That squat ain't bad. Trucks are meant to squat a bit.Hay weighs in at 40-70# per two string bale. @ 70# per your load is just over 1,100#, within it's capacity. Make'r work for a living
I see that you have 2. I'd love the red one as a christmas present?I agree, trucks meant to do work, not just sit around looking pretty.
No mav yet...here is a photo of my old '66 Ford Econoline hauling firewood. 1500lb bed capacity. Yep, a unibody like the Mav.
I like them pretty too...same truck a few years later.
Nice, cool truck. It’s been awhile since I’ve seen one of those. Do you remember the Corvair-based truck GM made?I agree, trucks meant to do work, not just sit around looking pretty.
No mav yet...here is a photo of my old '66 Ford Econoline hauling firewood. 1500lb bed capacity. Yep, a unibody like the Mav.
I like them pretty too...same truck a few years later.
Awesome truck. A buddy of mine had the van version and replaced the 170 with a pre smog 302I agree, trucks meant to do work, not just sit around looking pretty.
No mav yet...here is a photo of my old '66 Ford Econoline hauling firewood. 1500lb bed capacity. Yep, a unibody like the Mav.
I like them pretty too...same truck a few years later.
Very cool and quick 
Put the Maverick to work today, hauling hay for my wife’s horses. I was able to stack 16 bales comfortably in the box, and probably could have done 20 if I wanted to go a layer higher. It had no problem with the weight at all, it just doesn’t have the box volume of my old F-250. I’ll just have to make more trips.
Looks great. Makes me excited to get one and do some work. I am assuming ecoboost or is it a hybrid?Put the Maverick to work today, hauling hay for my wife’s horses. I was able to stack 16 bales comfortably in the box, and probably could have done 20 if I wanted to go a layer higher. It had no problem with the weight at all, it just doesn’t have the box volume of my old F-250. I’ll just have to make more trips.
