Maxlid to build six-wheeled Ford Mustang

Love for the classic Bronco and childhood memories of this SUV led brothers Eric and Chris Maxlider to create Maxlider Brothers Customs.For years, people have been buying, selling, and restoring first-generation Ford Bronco models, and based on that, Restomods have been created.More recently, the studio associated with the latestFordBronco has also embarked on a new direction.So far, there have been several improvements for the revived SUV that have turned the car into the worst off-road thunderstorm.Soon, Maxliders will be showing something special - a six-wheeled Mustang!

For the three-axle Bronco, a steel front bumper, protective bars of the same material used for the radiator grille and headlights, and arched extensions are offered by default.

If you look at the regular Bronco's refinement program, for the six-wheeled Bronco, there will also be auto-extending side steps, a cold air intake system, a different exhaust system, additional lighting above the windshield, and a rear steel bumper.

Details are still negligible, and aside from photos, there are only computer images.The SUV will get a third axle with solid axles, a pair of Expedition roof racks and a custom lift suspension.The new product is speculated to be available for Fox Racing adjustable shocks via an external reservoir tank and BFGoodrich Mud-Terrain T/A KM3 tires with an outer diameter of 35 inches.The price of the finished car is also known - $399,000.If all goes according to plan, car deliveries to customers will begin in 2022.