Just a few weeks ago, a video surfaced online showing a heavily-modified Ford Maverick pickup unfortunately bumping into a flat bed at the recent Texas Truck Invasion. This Ford Maverick is owned by Kenneth McCay and was featured in a variety of publications a couple of years ago, largely because of how unique it is – after all, how many Mavericks out there feature tribal-themed custom paint jobs? The Ford Maverick seemingly suffered a little bit of damage in that mishap, but now, it has surfaced for sale via Facebook Marketplace looking good as new – mere days after another heavily-customized Maverick went up for grabs.
McCay’s Ford Maverick is one of the earliest such builds we came across following the debut of the compact pickup, and it has undergone quite a few changes since then. After its debut at the SEMA Show, the Maverick proceeded to hit the show circuit and has been featured in quite a few publications over the years, helping to revive interest in the mini truck scene in general.
Now, the Maverick is up for grabs with 11k miles on the clock and an asking price of $40,000. That might seem like a lot of dough for a Maverick, but this one has obviously been treated to some high-dollar mods including its custom paint job, Chassis Tech air suspension system, 22-inch JTX forged wheels, custom air intake and exhaust, and of course, a massive stereo system stuffed inside the cabin.
This Maverick may have started life as a humble XL, front-wheel drive model, but now, it’s a full-blown show rig with some pretty high dollar goods. Whether or not that will net McCay his asking price of $40k remains to be seen, but it’s safe to say that this is easily one of the most unique Ford Maverick builds out there at the moment, regardless.
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H/T: The Drive
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