fordAmerica’s best-selling manufacturer truckwasn’t going to let everyone have the turntable fun at this year’s SEMA show.

The Detroit giant will showcase the new upgrade package at its annual aftermarket parts show. mega popular F-150 to a growling street truck. And unlike many SEMA builds, you’ll actually be able to kind of buy this one.

The package is part of the new Ford Custom Garage programme, which brings together relevant Ford Performance parts in one convenient kit. If the installation is done by an authorized dealer, the upgrade is also covered under warranty. Ford is showing off several of these packages for the Bronco, Bronco Sport, and F-150 at SEMA, but the one most likely to catch enthusiasts’ attention will be the clunky-named F-150 FP700S.

The limited edition package turns the company’s most popular vehicle into the muscle car equivalent of a pickup. The showcase or concept showing the package is based on the 2024 F-150 XL. Ford Performance took the truck’s optional 5.0-liter Coyote V-8 engine and equipped it with a 3.0-liter Whipple supercharger. This single change increases the plant’s output from a respectable 400 hp and 410 ft lbs of torque to a ridiculous 700 horses and 590 ft lbs of twist. The upgrade is street legal in all 50 states and is covered by a three-year or 36,000-mile warranty, whichever comes first. Other notable upgrades include a new cat-back sports exhaust system with chrome black tips and a lowering kit with shock absorbers.

The F-150 FP700S also comes with various exterior modifications. Unique graphics and badging are also available, as are many new aero elements such as the Ford Performance Fender air vent kit, a new front splitter and spoilers for the cabin and trunk lid. The package also includes 22-inch bronze wheels with black lug nuts wrapped in Michelin Primacy tires, which help the truck look like a street truck from the 1990s.

Ford Custom Garage packages can now be ordered from your local dealer. The automaker hasn’t yet announced the cost of the F-150 FP700S, but Ford Authority notes that a similar upgrade kit from last year cost $12,350. And if you want to see what it all looks like in person, you can check out the concept at this year’s SEMA show, which runs from Tuesday, November 5 through Friday, November 8 at the Las Vegas Convention Center.