The three-quarter and one-ton F-Series with four-wheel drive: the F-250 4x4 from 1959, the raised-chassis “Highboy” of 1967–77, the F-350 4x4 from 1979 and the Super Duty line since 1999, on a solid front axle throughout; the vehicles of American ranches, utilities, fire departments and the military’s commercial fleets.
MODEL LINEF-Series 4x4BUILT BYFord Motor CompanyPRODUCED1959PRODUCTIONNot published separatelyLAYOUT4 wheels · 137″
The record
The F-250 4x4 of 1959–77 sat high on a divorced transfer case (the Highboy); the 1977½ Lowboy dropped it, and the F-350 gained four-wheel drive in 1979. Unlike the F-150 the heavy trucks kept a solid Dana front axle through the Twin-Traction Beam years and into the Super Duty of 1999, with the 7.3 Power Stroke diesel from 1994 and the 6.7 from 2011. The Tremor package of 2020 and the Super Duty’s 2023 redesign continue the line.
Catalogue fields describe the vehicle's structure and body as this registry records it. They are not certified factory measurements, and no performance figures are published here.
Body styles & colours
Body style
Factory colours
Oxford White
Vermilion
Pawnee Tan
Electric Currant Red Metallic
Chrome Yellow
Dark Chestnut Metallic
Cayman Pearl Metallic
Mocha Frost Metallic
Pumice Metallic
Laser Red Metallic
Currant Red
Performance Red
Sunrise Red Metallic
Medium Aubergine Metallic
Iris Metallic
Medium Lapis Metallic
Dark Lapis Metallic
Indigo Blue Metallic
Royal Blue Pearl Metallic
Light Smoke Metallic
Jewel Green Metallic
Reef Blue Metallic
Bright Calypso Metallic
Teal Metallic
Medium Willow Metallic
Medium Graphite Metallic
Ebony
Medium Opal Metallic
Performance White
Portofino Blue Metallic
Oxford White
Colonial White
Ultra White
Codes on hover. Hex values are representative approximations of period paint unless a source states a measured value.