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If you're talking about the pickups, never. The F650 and F750 are the only Ford vehicles available with a Cummins diesel. The only other Ford products which could have one were from their heavy duty commercial truck line, which was sold to Daimler A.G. in 1997 and subsequently became Sterling Trucks (which ceased in 2009).
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