The July 2026 issue of DRIVE brings together craftsmanship, performance, and the stories that give these builds real meaning. This month’s lineup blends timeless trucks with modern execution, starting with Made in Michigan, a build that captures what it takes to turn a vision into something truly finished. From there, the issue moves into the heart of the custom scene with full coverage from SEMA 2025, delivering a look at the creativity and innovation shaping what comes next.

At the center of the issue is The Quarter Mill, Fat Fender Garage’s $250,000 shop truck that reflects both precision and purpose, while Silver Bullet delivers something more personal a truck built to honor a father and the memories tied to it. Rounding it out, the New Parts Buyer’s Guide gives readers a head start on summer projects with a curated look at the latest products worth paying attention to.

This issue is about more than just the trucks themselves. It is about the intention behind them, the balance between past and present, and the people who continue to build, restore, and push the culture forward.