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This issue of Street Trucks delivers the absolute pinnacle of custom vehicle builds. We kick things off with Luis Quintanilla capturing his first cover shot, highlighting Dirk Belt’s incredible bagged Ram. Known as “The Apparition,” this rig proves you can build a daily driver that completely dominates the show circuit. For those who appreciate classic styling mixed with modern performance, we dive deep into “Stark,” a stunning F-100 that seamlessly blends together the best elements of a Mustang. We also showcase Jose "Hoopty" Cervantes' 2003 GMC Sierra, detailing its aggressive transformation from a standard workhorse into a total neck-breaker. If you are wrenching at home, we deliver serious inspiration with part two of The Ultimate Garage, taking our weekend warrior makeover to the next level. Finally, we head down to the 956 for our coverage of the Rio Heat Show, checking out how the local scene is turning up the heat with incredible rides. Grab this issue to explore the leading edge of today's custom truck culture.
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EXCITING ARTICLES IN THIS ISSUE
Below is a selection of articles in Street Trucks November 2026
Mustang-Inspired 1968 Ford F-100: A Classic Reimagined
Honoring the legendary legacy of the Ford Mustang, builder Mike Mills reimagined his 1968 Ford F-100 to solve the ultimate classic dilemma. This custom build seamlessly blends the timeless appeal of a vintage truck with sculpted early-Mustang styling cues and a potent, modern drivetrain.
Built on Memories: A 2003 GMC Sierra with a Legacy of Its Own
Representing San Antonio’s Team Billet truck club, Jose "Hoopty" Cervantes turned his 2003 GMC Sierra into rolling history. Rooted in childhood memories of his father’s hardworking Ford F-150, Cervantes’s showstopping custom build transforms deep sentimental weight into an unforgettable automotive tribute.
The Problem Child: A 1993 Chevy Silverado Built on Grit and Perseverance
Built by Ground Zero member Ricky Hinojosa, this brown-and-tan 1993 Chevy Silverado 1500 earned the moniker "The Problem Child". A grueling four-year, $55,000 test of perseverance, it overcame relentless paint and mechanical hurdles to hit the pavement as a true labor of grit.
Never Satisfied: A 2025 Toyota Tundra Built to Defy Limits
Collaborating with Truck Guru and Remschel Customs, Chris Butler transformed his 2025 Toyota Tundra into "Never Satisfied". Designed to blow expectations out of the water, this wild build commands attention with a massive 20-inch suspension lift, custom coilovers, and 26-inch Fittipaldi wheels wrapped in 40-inch tires.