I was wondering if anyone has an XLT Custom trim truck. Curious about how the interior seats and trim look. The pics that I have seen are poor and don't show much.
Thanks

 

Im sorry, but I have no idea what you are talking about. What exactly is an "XLT Custom trim truck". It sounds to me like a dealer has installed an aftermarket package.

 

Build and Price shows a XLT Custom Package (3.7 only)
•Unique monochromatic exterior trim with billet-style grille
•18" machined cast aluminum wheels with painted accents
•Chrome exhaust tip
•4" body color running boards
•Unique 40/20/40 cloth black sport seats and interior trim

 

The custom pkg? Interestingly, it's a blast from the past! I had a 76 F100 custom. As far as I can remember, it was the bare-bones basic truck back then. 300 cu in 6cyl, vinyl seats (although seat was more duct tape than vinyl) rubber floors, AM radio, pie pan hub caps, no power anything, including steering and brakes. It looks like the current custom pkg is a step above basic.

 

It's straight from the factory.

http://media.ford.com/images/10031/2011_F150_XLT.pdf

If anyone wants 4x2 and the 3.7 with class leading fuel economy this is the truck I would get.

 

Life before the XL trim was created.

 

I think the "Custom" package is a replacement for the XLT Chrome package - a bit of Chrome (not as much as the chrome PKG), different wheels. You cannot order "Custom" and "XLT Chrome" together. I was doing dealer searches this morning, seems a lot of dealers around Houston are ordering Custom package.

 

Exactly. Does anyone remember the "Explorer" trim level? i had a '76 version of one of those too. Sorry, OP, I know, off topic. :-) Showing my age, I guess.

 

the ranger started out life as a trim package to it went from this


to this?

 

There was an auto show in Omaha last weekend where they had a F150 XLT Custom 3.7 I don't remember it having much for chrome on it, it's exterior styling looked like a cross between a STX and XLT. The doors were locked on it and the Ford Rep said they had it that way because they haven't released them yet.