The April 2026 issue of Street Trucks is all about:
- Bold builds, personal projects, and trucks that refuse to blend in
- On the cover, “Flamboyant” lives up to its name a loud, low, and unapologetic 1996 Toyota 4Runner SR5 that proves stance and attitude can cross platform lines.
What’s Inside This Issue:
- No Mercy, Eddie Brown’s family-hauling 2005 Silverado that doubles as a full-on showstopper.
- Game Changer brings Chris Doolin’s ’99 C3500 crew cab dually into the spotlight, rewriting the rules on what a big-body build can be.
- From Clell Reed’s backburner Tacoma project in His Dream, Her Money to Keith Francis’ meticulous frame-off ’77 F-100 restoration in Built With Honor
This issue covers everything from modern customs to classic craftsmanship. And if you like your squarebodies with bite, Venom, a 1968 C10, delivers in a big way.
Event Coverage:
- Takes us to the 65th Annual Houston Autorama
- The 52nd Daytona Turkey Run
- Slamboree 2025, showing off custom culture from coast to coast.
Tech:
- We break down exactly how to lift a 2WD squarebody the parts, the process, and the final result.
From mild to wild, this issue captures the creativity and craftsmanship that keep the custom truck scene thriving.
ARTICLES IN THIS ISSUE
Below is a selection of articles in Street Trucks April 2026.
NO MERCY – Eddie Brown’s Family-Hauling Showstopper
Eddie Brown’s 2005 Chevy Silverado “No Mercy” evolved from a setback into a full show truck, combining family-friendly practicality, low stance, and strong performance with support from his Positive Force club.
FLAM-BOYANT – LOUD, LOW, and Unapologetic
Michael Santella’s 1996 Toyota 4Runner SR5 became a passion-driven project, evolving over years into a dedicated build fueled by persistence, obsession, and countless hours of effort.
GAME CHANGER – Chris Doolin’s OBS Rewrites the Rule
Chris Doolin’s passion for custom trucks began with a childhood moment in Kentucky, inspired by a striking dually, shaping his vision and driving him toward building standout custom vehicles.
HIS DREAM HER MONEY – Clell Reed’s Backburner Tacoma Project
Clell Reed’s journey into mini-trucks began over 30 years ago after inspiration at Pigeon Forge Rod Runs, evolving from full-size builds into a passion for low, custom trucks.
BUILT WITH HONOR – Keith Francis’ Frame-Off ’77 F-100
Keith Francis’s 1977 Ford F-100 is a lifelong family truck, rebuilt after decades of ownership, blending personal history, military pride, and thoughtful upgrades into a meaningful, custom restoration.
SLAMBORRE 2025 – Cool Rides At The Casino
Slamboree 2025 in Oklahoma delivered a high-energy weekend of custom trucks, cars, and bikes, drawing enthusiasts with diverse builds and solidifying its status as a premier Midwest automotive event.
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