When we first drove the 2007 Ford Harley-Davidson F-150 Supercharged, we reported that the supercharged engine—originally planned for production in 2008—was a last-minute addition to the line for 2007 in response to consumer interest in the F-150 FX2 Extreme truck shown at the 2006 SEMA show.

Ford promised we'd see a full run of trucks in 2008, with special paint and badging to commemorate Harley-Davidson's 105th anniversary.

That truck has officially been announced, and Ford has released these photos. Mechanically, the 2008 H-D F-150 is identical to the 2007 model, both in naturally aspirated and supercharged forms. But the 2008 gets a new paint job, new wheels, and special 105th-anniversary badges.

Inside, the seats are wrapped in two-tone black and tan leather to match the exterior. Black and tan is a long way from the garish black and orange on Harley Fords of yesteryear, but on the supercharged models of today, there's plenty of audacious under the hood.

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