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#ad The last year of Ford’s third-generation F-Series, this 1960 Custom Cab Styleside still has that four-headlight front end and the long bed that makes the lowered stance look even better. White paint and matching wheels. Pretty hard to find a bad angle on this truck, especially when it’s rolling down the street. Just remember to lay frame when you park it. Would you keep it this low? https://www.beverlyhillscarclub.com @police_frequency

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