If there’s one thing we love about this scene, it’s how every truck build comes with a story, and this month’s lineup is packed. Whether it’s fresh paint, air-ride setups, or full-blown chassis swaps, this September issue brings the heat.

First up, we’ve got Dimebagged, a slammed 1972 C10 with attitude for days. This build shows how dedication and vision can turn a classic Chevy into a ground-scraping showpiece. The details are slick, and the stance speaks for itself.

This one’s more than just sheetmetal; it’s family.

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Speaking of builds with meaning, check out Hermano, Earl Brignac’s tribute truck for his late brother. It’s a 1986 Chevy Silverado, riding on an Acme chassis, with a fresh LS under the hood, and a paint combo that pops hard thanks to Alamo Customs. This one’s more than just sheetmetal; it’s family.

For all you OBS fans, don’t miss part one of our Belltech coilover conversion on the ’97 C1500. In this issue, we knocked out the rear, and next month we’re wrapping up the front. Coilovers, sway bars, and a clean wheel and tire package make this OBS ride and handle like a modern sport truck.

Our Jeep Gladiator project also continues this month. We already tackled the front suspension in the last issue, and this month we installed the rear suspension and bolted on a new set of Dirty Life beadlocks with Toyo tires. If you’re building a daily-driven trail rig, this is one setup to pay attention to.

And for the mini-truck crowd, we have you covered too! Our Mini Madness feature dives into two killer small-body builds that lay frame. Plus, flip to the center of the mag for our full 2025 Wheel and Tire Buyer’s Guide. We’ve rounded up 25 new wheels and tires perfect for any style, whether you’re building classic, lifted, or laid-out.

So here’s the real question: what are you working on right now? Which shows are you hitting before the year’s out? What’s on the wrench list? Hit me up at chamilton@engaged.media and send us pics of your progress. We’d love to share your story next.

Keep wrenchin’, see you out there!

Chris Hamilton

Editor, Street Trucks Magazine