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Bought a 2005 Limited 4x4 with the V-10 back in 2010 out of Texas that was in mint condition with 19,000 miles on it. Used it just to tow a 32' travel trailer. Fuel mileage was terrible and you needed a 1/2 acre to turn around but it was a great travel/camping vehicle. Each kid had their own row...

Dang I would have liked to attended that but I'm working security (volunteer) at my church tonight for a kids program so won't be able to make it.

A wash and some Turtle Wax ceramic and I'm good for another month or 2.

I'm also awaiting a Chisel but I must say my excitement has waned due to the long wait. I wonder if the lockout knobs have been milled or are they "in the queue" as well? I think I ordered 12/23 so maybe I'll have it this Christmas.

Just for reference I installed Badlands takeoffs from a 2023 non-sas 4 door with 2.7 on my 2023 Base non-sas 2 door 2.3. $400 for the takeoffs. Perfect stance and rides great. Don't over think it.

Base 2.3 manual with 35's and a Badlands suspension. Ford performance tune and I use 6th all the time. Granted I'm a Florida flatlander but I grab 6th when running 70 mph on the interstate. More than enough power for my needs. The rev matching with the tune is worth the price of admission IMHO.

Florida flatlander. Highest elevation I encounter is an overpass. Mix of town and highway and I use 6th when running 70-72 at 2,000 rpm on I95. When you can actually drive that fast on 95 since not seems to be backed up multiple times daily. Gotta be all those folks headed to Buccee's.

Installed Badlands take offs from a 2.7 4 door on my 2.3 2 door. Zero issues just FYI.

Crawltek front and rear were about $2,000 for the pair if I remember correctly and included a front skid.

I have 50% ceramic on the front windshield (the entire windshield) on all my vehicles. Greatly reduces the heat and glare. Don't need sunglass in the vehicle and it does not reduce visibility at night. Never had any issues with the law.

This works for me for easy access and easy transfer.

Yep that's it. Great product and Chris is a good dude.

It's a cheap quilted faux leather mat I found on Amazon that just happened to be the exact measurements of my sliding tray.

I like my Maverick and have had no issues. Granted I've only put 6500 miles on it but it's the perfect little work vehicle for me.

$31,500 base with a few mods. Best value vehicle I've purchased in years. Maverick XLT AWD work truck for $28,000 is a close second.

I was the prototype for the 2 door version. The Packhorse is awesome and Chis is great to work with. Highly recommend his products.

I'm in Florida so it's all flat. I'll shift into 6th on the interstate at 70-72 mph and my RPM's will be around 2000. Running 35's on a 2.3. Fuel mileage isn't a concern as it's not my daily.