The Summer 2026 issue of C10 Builder’s Guide is one of those editions you flip through once and immediately know you are going to read cover to cover. Leading the charge is Gravity, Robert Carpenter’s world class 1968 C10 that proves sometimes being pulled in the right direction is all it takes to build something unforgettable. From there the energy just keeps building. Donny’s head turning green SEMA truck shows exactly what happens when bold vision meets flawless execution, while Blowin’ Money delivers classic muscle with serious attitude in a beautifully done 1976 C10. Big Blue brings timeless speed and style, and Black on Black proves the younger sibling can absolutely steal the spotlight.
This issue also dives deep into the scene with coverage from SEMA 2025, Dino’s Git Down, and C10 Fall Revival, giving you a front row seat to the trucks everyone is talking about. If you are more hands on, the detailed guide on lifting a 2WD Squarebody walks you through the parts, the process, and what to expect when it is all said and done. Add in fresh products, real builds, and a lineup that covers everything from show quality shine to street driven muscle, and this summer issue delivers exactly what C10 fans live for.
ARTICLES IN THIS ISSUE
Below is a selection of articles in C10 Builders Guide Summer 2026.
LOOKING GOOD IN GREEN
Donny Klassen spent five years finding his ideal 1976 Chevrolet C10, focusing on a rare factory color combination and a build driven by patience, passion, and personal vision.
SEMA 2025 – A WEEK IN SIN CITY
The SEMA Show 2025 in Las Vegas highlights a shift toward modern builds, while classic Chevrolet C10 trucks become rarer, demanding higher-quality, standout craftsmanship like the CRC Industries Pro-Street build.
BLOWIN’ MONEY – Hunter Jefferson’s 1976 Chevy C10
Hunter Jefferson transformed a 1976 Chevrolet C10 into “Blowin’ Money,” evolving from a burnout build into a bold, supercharged show-and-street machine.
GRAVITY – A Pull in the Right Direction
This feature highlights a meticulously crafted truck build, born from a six-year vision and countless late-night efforts, reflecting precision, dedication, and a relentless pursuit of perfection.
DINO’S GIT DOWN 2025 – Can They Break 10K?
Dino’s Git Down in Glendale is a year-end celebration for GM enthusiasts, blending classic trucks, powerful builds, and a strong sense of community into a vibrant automotive gathering.
BIG BLUE – Classic Speed & Muscle
Zach Roloson transformed a 1966 Chevrolet C10 from a stock project into a refined muscle build after engine failure sparked a full rebuild journey.
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