The Two-Tone Ford F-150 Is Back, But Only For Certain Trims

F-150 XLT and Lariat SuperCrew buyers get the revived two-tone stripe—but only with the 5.5-foot bed.

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By: Brian Potter

Sep 29, at 10:00am ET

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Update: A Ford spokesperson has confirmed to Motor1 that the Custom Two-Tone Package "uses real automotive paint, not vinyl or a wrap, applied using precision masking at a specialized Ford mod facility. The result brings the distinctive heritage look back with a finish engineered and tested to Ford factory standards." Further details:

Available to order now, with an MSRP of $12,545.
Offered exclusively as a factory ship-through order on select 2027 F-150 XLT and Lariat SuperCrew models (must be ordered upfront with the vehicle build; not a post-sale dealer install).
Customers can choose from 10 factory base colors and three heritage stripe colors: Agate Black, Carbonized Gray or Oxford White.
The package is lease eligible, financeable and backed by a 3-year/36,000-mile Ford warranty.
It’s a limited-edition package sold exclusively through Ford Custom Garage

Ford is bringing the two-tone paint job back to the F-150, reviving a look that was popular on trucks in the 1970s and 1980s. The 2027 model gets a new Custom Two-Tone package through Ford Custom Garage, giving buyers a factory-backed way to add a contrasting lower-body accent without going the aftermarket route.

There is a catch, though: Ford says the package is intentionally limited.

The company is keeping the option limited to a few very specific configurations. The package is available on XLT and Lariat SuperCrew models with the 5.5-foot bed, while other F-150 configurations are left out. Ford says the package is intentionally limited.

Which Trucks Qualify?

2027 Ford F-150 Custom Two-Tone Package - Oxford White

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Buyers interested in two-tone paint will have to take home the XLT SuperCrew or Lariat SuperCrew with the 5.5-foot bed. The 6.5-foot versions of those trims are excluded.

That also rules out the Tremor and Raptor, while separate trim and package restrictions keep King Ranch, Platinum, and higher-end Lariat configurations from getting the stripe despite using the same basic cab style.

Ford Custom Garage has taken a similar approach with other trucks. The division previously introduced the Bronco’s Desert Rising appearance package and helped create the Super Duty’s Proud To Honor package.

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For now, shoppers interested in the retro look will need to confirm both the trim and bed length before ordering. Ford still hasn’t announced pricing or when the Custom Two-Tone package will become available to order.

Ford Goes Retro

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The F-150’s new accent stripe runs from the floorline up to the waistline, dividing the body into two visual zones reminiscent of trucks from the 1970s and 1980s. Three accent colors are currently available: Oxford White, Carbonized Gray, and Agate Black.