Ford brings two-tone paint back to the F-150 as a limited factory option for 2027
The 2027 Ford F-150 gains a Custom Two-Tone package through Ford Custom Garage, available to order now as a factory ship-through on select XLT and Lariat SuperCrew models with the 5.5-foot bed for $12 545.
By CarNews247 Reporter ·

Ford has reintroduced two-tone paint for the 2027 F-150 as a limited-edition Custom Two-Tone package sold through Ford Custom Garage.
A Ford spokesperson confirmed the finish uses real automotive paint — not vinyl or a wrap — applied with precision masking at a specialised Ford mod facility and engineered and tested to Ford factory standards.
The package is available to order now with an MSRP of $12 545 and is offered exclusively as a factory ship-through option on select 2027 F-150 XLT and Lariat SuperCrew models; it must be ordered up front with the vehicle build rather than fitted by a dealer after sale.

Customers can pick from 10 factory base colours and three heritage stripe colours — Agate Black, Carbonized Gray or Oxford White. The option is lease eligible, financeable and backed by a 3-year/36 000-mile Ford warranty.
Strict trim and bed restrictions
Ford has limited the Custom Two-Tone package to XLT and Lariat SuperCrew models fitted with the 5.5-foot bed. The 6.5-foot versions of those trims are excluded.

The restriction also rules out Tremor and Raptor variants, and keeps King Ranch, Platinum and higher-end Lariat configurations from qualifying for the stripe despite sharing the same cab style.
The accent stripe runs from the floorline up to the waistline, visually dividing the body into two zones in a way that recalls 1970s and 1980s truck styling.
Ford Custom Garage has taken a similar approach on other vehicles, including the Bronco’s Desert Rising appearance package and the Super Duty’s Proud To Honor package.
Shoppers should confirm both trim and bed length when ordering. Ford describes the package as intentionally limited and is selling it only through Ford Custom Garage.
Sources: Motor1.com, The Drive, Jalopnik and MotorTrend











