My 74' is Complete! almost

[RaceDeck]

My 74' Bronco is complete and the boys at Maxlider did a great job. I have a few items left that I want to change ( new family cage set up, minor details in engine bay and interior )... but this is the best Bronco I have owned yet ( #4 ) .
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[tarheeler]

I like that

 

[SavageBurro]

Wow, very nice

 

[sprdv1]

Very Sweet ride.. Thanks for sharing

 

[BR549]

Living the dream.... Are you gonna put a skis rack on top?

 

[Stutsmo]

Nice looking Bronco!

 

[mp]

Looks great, but something is wonky with that steering set up. Looks like a bump steer situation waiting to happen.

 

[RaceDeck]

Looks great, but something is wonky with that steering set up. Looks like a bump steer situation waiting to happen.

I only have around a 100 miles or so on it in this current set up and around town, side roads and hwy cruising around 75mph it seems really steady ( for 35" tires)?

 

[Galt72]

what hood scoop is that? kinda hard tell from the angles. very nice bronco

 

[RaceDeck]

what hood scoop is that? kinda hard tell from the angles. very nice bronco

Stock hood with Boss scoop -
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[dmplatt]

Glad to hear good things about a Maxlider build - they seem like good guys and I talked with Erik once and he seemed to really know his stuff. Great instagram content too!

 

[RaceDeck]

Glad to hear good things about a Maxlider build - they seem like good guys and I talked with Erik once and he seemed to really know his stuff. Great instagram content too!

Erik and his brother Kris were great. They went above and beyond what I asked for, fixing things that were not right along and adding some surprise items ( like the Racedeck logo skid plate) and never saw a bill for it. Great experience and would for sure recommend to anyone looking for custom work on their Bronco or looking to have a full build.

 

[TTTGOWYO]

Looks fantastic. Congrats!

 

[ECEB]

I love the black

 

[Avkyle]

Can you share your experience with Maxlider. They seem to be underpriced and the story of how they started doesn't make complete sense. Thanks