Ford is reviving the classic two-tone pickup look for the 2027 F-150, but buyers will need to choose the right configuration to get it. The new Custom Two-Tone package, offered through Ford Custom Garage, adds a contrasting lower-body accent to select trucks without requiring an aftermarket conversion.

The package is limited to XLT SuperCrew and Lariat SuperCrew models with the 5.5-foot bed. Ford has not announced pricing or an order-opening date, so shoppers will need to wait for additional details before placing an order.

Which F-150 trims qualify?

Ford is keeping the package narrowly focused. It is available on the XLT and Lariat SuperCrew with the shorter 5.5-foot bed, while the 6.5-foot-bed versions are excluded.

That restriction also rules out the F-150 Tremor and Raptor. King Ranch and Platinum models are not eligible either, and higher-end Lariat configurations remain excluded despite using the same basic cab style.

That makes both trim selection and bed length important for buyers who want the retro appearance. The package is not a broadly available visual option across the 2027 F-150 lineup.

Retro styling with a graphic kit

The design draws from two-tone trucks popular during the 1970s and 1980s. A contrasting accent runs from the floorline up to the waistline, splitting the truck’s body into two visual zones.

Ford lists three accent colors: Oxford White, Carbonized Gray, and Agate Black. Each stripe is laser-cut and color-matched to the truck’s factory finish.

Despite the package’s factory-backed status, the effect does not come from applying a second layer of paint. Ford describes it as a graphics kit, giving the F-150 its contrasting lower-body appearance through precisely cut exterior graphics.

2027 F-150 package price and availability

Ford has not disclosed the price of the Custom Two-Tone package. The company also has not said when dealers will begin accepting orders, leaving the package’s final cost and timing as the key unanswered details.

Ford Custom Garage has previously worked on appearance packages for other models, including the Bronco Desert Rising package and the Super Duty Proud To Honor package. The F-150 offering gives buyers a factory-supported way to recreate a familiar truck design while preserving the standard model’s limited trim and bed-length availability.

For now, prospective buyers will need to verify that their truck is an XLT or Lariat SuperCrew with the 5.5-foot bed before planning on the two-tone treatment.