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He’s from Modesto, California, the city known as the home of American graffiti and classic cars. “I wanted to keep the truck kind of late ‘50s, early ‘60s vibe,” Tidwell said.

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He’s from Modesto, California, the city known as the home of American graffiti and classic cars. “I wanted to keep the truck kind of late ‘50s, early ‘60s vibe,” Tidwell said.

Now, a truck from Modesto was named the most beautiful in the world. Out of several cars and trucks that span generations, one stood out. Greg Tidwell owns a 1940 Ford.

He’s from Modesto, California, the city known as the home of American graffiti and classic cars. “I wanted to keep the truck kind of late ‘50s, early ‘60s vibe,” Tidwell said.