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Street Trucks April 2026: C10s, F-100s, Tacomas and More

Chris Hamilton . September 02, 2026 . Department .
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AS SEEN IN OUR APRIL 2026 ISSUE – Buy Now!

Living the Life and Printing the Passion

As I sit down in chilly February to wrap up this issue, I’m already thinking about warmer days and fresh builds hitting the pavement. We’ve loaded these pages with stories from real truck owners just like you, turning wrenches on trucks that tell real tales of grit and glory. Our cover star, Michael Santella’s 1996 Toyota 4Runner named Flamboyant, is a wild one. It’s a loud, low SR5 with pink marine vinyl and a custom wraparound roll pan that screams personality.

Street Trucks April 2026

Inside, Lionel Rios Jr.’s 1968 C10 Venom shows how a family hand-me-down becomes a turbocharged LS beast with everything shaved and a spotless bed. Victor Lopez captures the vibe at Slamboree 2025, where dropped trucks, street rods, and bikes packed the Osage Casino grounds for a weekend of pure variety. Our tech guide breaks down the steps and exact parts it takes to lift a 2WD squarebody Chevy.

Eddie Brown’s 2005 Silverado No Mercy is a family hauler turned show killer with a shaved look and booming audio. Keith Francis honors his Army roots with a frame-off 1977 F-100, blending chrome and custom wood for a ride that’s tough and timeless. Clell Reed’s 1997 Tacoma proves backburner projects pay off, evolving into a diamond-stitched cruiser after 20 years. Joe Greeves covers the massive Daytona Turkey Run 2025, where 10,000 rides celebrated car culture at the Speedway. Rob Green’s 1970 C30 wrecker, Dirty30, mixes diesel power with air ride for a functional showpiece. Jaime Silva’s 1985 C10 1 Low ‘85 rose from rust to Lamborghini orange glory.

Street Trucks April 2026

As we gear up for 2026, we’re excited to bring more hands-on content your way. What’s on your bench this year? A fresh suspension drop, an engine swap, or hitting events like Dino’s? Tell us about your projects or must-hit shows; we might just feature you next.

WE’VE LOADED THESE PAGES WITH STORIES FROM REAL TRUCK OWNERS JUST LIKE YOU, TURNING WRENCHES ON TRUCKS THAT TELL REAL TALES OF GRIT AND GLORY.
EDITOR’S NOTE: In the last issue, we incorrectly credited the words and photos of Josh Cyrus’ 1995 Chevy S-10 SS, dubbed FYRWOOD. The correct photographer is Brandon Burrell.

 

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Chris Hamilton

Chris Hamilton is an automotive journalist, editor, and lifelong truck enthusiast with extensive experience covering custom truck builds, fabrication, performance upgrades, aftermarket products, and a ...

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