Classic Truck Performance

1969 Ford F+AC0-250

odern pickups equipped with four-door double cabs are pretty much standard issue today. A spacious interior is tough to give up once you’ve gotten used to it. Passenger comfort is vastly increased and so is extra cargo space in the back, if needed. Within the classic truck market, however, four-door cabs have never proven to be as popular as they have been in recent years. Classic truck builders typically prefer single-cab, two-door trucks, but there is an enthusiastic group of individuals who are of the opinion that twice as many doors equal

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