Post Malone teams with Velocity Restorations to build two custom Ford trucks reflecting his musical evolution.

Grammy-winning artist Post Malone is shifting gears from hip-hop to horsepower with two custom-built Ford trucks created in collaboration with Velocity Restorations. The bespoke pair of pickups celebrates Malone’s latest country-leaning album, F-1 Trillion, fusing retro Americana with modern luxury and performance.

Leading the duo is a 1971 Ford F-250 Highboy, a member of Velocity’s Heritage Series, finished in Boxwood Green BASF Glasurit paint. The truck features prominently in the music video for “Devil I’ve Been,” Malone’s new track featuring country singer ERNEST.

This lifted classic wears 33-inch tires and billet aluminum accessories throughout, including a custom-built gun rack mounted in the bed. The interior features Post Malone’s signature etched into the door panels, exclusive speaker pods, and a premium Focal sound system. Under the hood, the truck is powered by a modern Gen III 5.0L Coyote V8 engine, delivering smooth performance through a Velocity Exclusive chassis, backed by Wilwood disc brakes.

In stark contrast, the second build is a slammed 1972 Ford F-100 from Velocity’s Street Series. Its aggressive stance is achieved through a Roadster Shop Spec Chassis and Baer brakes, while staggered Forgeline wheels wrapped in Michelin Pilot Sport tires complete the street-ready look. The F-100 sports a two-tone Eruption Green and white color scheme borrowed from today’s Ford Bronco lineup, and its interior features black leather with green stitching, Dakota Digital gauges, and a touchscreen infotainment system.

Together, the trucks reflect Malone’s dual musical personas—gritty and refined, country and city. While the F-250 exudes backroad charisma, the F-100 delivers urban attitude with performance to match.

Both trucks stand as rolling tributes to Post Malone’s ever-evolving artistry, showcasing a blend of classic design and contemporary craftsmanship.

Viewers can catch the F-250 in action in the “Devil I’ve Been” music video now streaming online.