Ford Maverick Owners Love Modifying Their Trucks

TheFord Maverickis already a very popular offering, despite having very little time on the market to prove itself. A lot of buyers aren't even truck people, with Ford reporting that a number ofbuyers came from Honda Civics. That could explain the choices some owners have made with regard to aftermarket modifications. See, while some havecreated 3D printed accessoriesthat add utility and others have looked atretrofitting parts from other Ford models, the Maverick owners that Ford is showing us today have carried out various modifications, from the remarkably simple to the shockingly wild. We'll start with the most extreme and work our way down.

The attention-grabbing Maverick you see above belongs to Kenneth McCay of Forney, Texas. He is one of the people in charge of moderating the 2022 Ford Maverick Customs Facebook group, and his idea of the perfect Maverick may be the craziest, sporting a drastic reduction in ride height, enormous alloys, and neon underglow lighting. The graffiti-style paint further enhances the truck's presence on the road, and while this may be a bit of a 'ricey' build, you can't deny that it stands out. The look instantly reminds us of the glory days ofThe Fast and the Furiouswhen Brian O'Connerdrove a Ford SVT Lightning for Racer's Edge.

Despite requiring the removal of the front fascia, Meredith decided that it would be fun to install some custom running lights in the grille, and we quite like the result.