
Ford F-150 Pickup
Ford F-150 - America's best-selling pickup truck.
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These 8 Ford F-150 coloring pages follow the pickup from the job site to the weekend: a campsite, a boat on a trailer, a car wash and a beach with surfboards in the bed.

Ford F-150 - America's best-selling pickup truck.

A wide muscular off-road pickup with bulging fender flares, a bold multi-bar grille, a raised suspension stance, a crew cab.

An F-150 parked on a dirt trail with a sleeping bag, backpack and cooler in the bed, beside a dome tent and a small campfire.
Ford sells an onboard generator for the F-150 called Pro Power Onboard, which can run camping gear straight from the truck. This sheet loads the bed with a rolled sleeping bag, a backpack and a cooler, then parks the truck by a dome tent and a campfire ring of round rocks. Three pine trees and a gentle hill stand behind them. The grille is the biggest area on the front of the truck, so it's a good spot to try a dark color. Orange and yellow suit the flames, and green or brown work for the tent.

An F-150 hauling a small boat on a two-wheel trailer down a straight road, with a round bush at the roadside.
Ford's F-Series has been the best-selling pickup line in the United States for more than 40 years, and towing is a big part of why. Here an F-150 pulls a small boat on a two-wheel trailer, with a windshield and an outboard motor on the boat. A hitch bolts on under the rear bumper to connect the truck and trailer. Color the boat a bright shade so it stands out from the truck, and give the trailer wheels a dark tone. A single round bush beside the road is left for any color you like.

An F-150 seen from the rear three-quarter angle, with the tailgate, open bed, round tail lights and a rear bumper step.
Ford switched the F-150 body to aluminum alloy for the 2015 model year, which cut the truck's weight by hundreds of pounds. This rear three-quarter view shows the tailgate, the open bed with its tall side walls, and the round tail lights at each corner. The bed is a big empty box, so it makes a good place to add something of your own, like a stack of firewood or a bicycle. The roof and door panels are large and plain, which makes them easy for beginners to fill in with one steady color.

A simplified four-door F-150 with thick outlines, a big rectangular grille, C-shaped headlights, a plain open bed and big round wheels.
The F-150 comes in three cab sizes, a regular cab, a SuperCab and a SuperCrew, and this drawing shows the roomy SuperCrew style, a four-door cab with a plain open bed behind it. Everything is drawn with thick outlines and large shapes, including the wide rectangular grille and the two C-shaped headlights, so young children can color without worrying about tiny details. Pick a bold color for the cab, a different one for the bed and gray or black for the wheels. With no background at all, the whole page is about one friendly truck.

An F-150 getting a scrub, with floating soap bubbles, a hose spraying water, a round spinning brush and a bucket on the ground.
The F-150 name arrived for the 1975 model year, and trucks that old have had a lot of washing since. This scene piles soap bubbles of every size above the hood and roof, sprays water from a hose along the side, and adds a round spinning brush and a bucket on the ground. The bubbles are the fun part: leave some white, give some a pale blue edge and tint a few pink or purple. Try a darker color on the truck so the bubbles and water spray stand out against it.

An F-150 parked on a sandy beach with two surfboards standing in the bed, an umbrella, two palm trees and seashells.
Ford launched an electric version of the truck, the F-150 Lightning, in 2022, but the beach is a place any pickup can go. This sheet parks an F-150 on the sand with two surfboards standing in the bed, a beach umbrella, two palm trees and a pair of seashells. Waves roll in behind the truck. Blue and green suit the water, tan for the sand, and bright colors for the boards. Because the surfboards are left plain on purpose, kids can invent their own stripes and patterns for them.
These 8 Ford F-150 coloring pages follow the pickup from the job site to the weekend: a campsite with gear in the bed, a boat on a trailer, a car wash full of soap bubbles, and a beach with two surfboards standing up in the bed.
The standard F-150 and the wide-fendered F-150 Raptor open the set. A rear three-quarter view shows the open bed and the tail lights, while Easy F-150 for Little Kids has a boxy cab, a plain bed and thick lines for ages 3 to 5. The Raptor, the car wash and the beach scene hold more detail for ages 7 and up, with bubbles, palm trees, seashells and a hose to color.
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Easy F-150 for Little Kids. The cab, bed and wheels are big simple shapes with thick outlines, and the page has no scenery to color around.
The Raptor is the wide off-road version, with bulging fender flares and a raised stance. Ford first built it for the 2010 model year.
Yes, with a trailer hitch and the right towing package. The limit depends on the engine and equipment, so owners check the manual before they hitch up.
Ford launched the F-150 Lightning, an electric version, in 2022. It looks a lot like the regular truck, so any of these sheets can stand in. The Cybertruck gallery covers another electric pickup.
Use Letter or A4 paper at actual size so the surfboards and the waves stay on the sheet. If you plan to paint the car wash page with watery bubbles, print that one on cardstock so it doesn't curl. The rest print fine on plain paper.