The August 2026 issue of Street Trucks is packed with unforgettable builds that blend timeless style with modern performance. Leading the way is Bringing It Back, Todd Lozier’s beautifully restored 1957 Chevy Cameo that proves some classics only get better with time. Inside, you'll find an incredible mix of trucks, from Rob Green’s slammed GMC Yukon in Smooth Operator to The Quarter Mill, Fat Fender Garage’s jaw dropping $250,000 shop truck built with no compromises. The lineup continues with Anthony’s Cummins powered 1974 F 350, a family truck built to be enjoyed for generations, and Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing, a classic pickup hiding serious diesel power beneath its vintage sheet metal.
The action extends beyond the feature trucks with event coverage from the Goodguys Spring Lone Star Nationals and Tampa’s iDrive Throwdown, capturing some of the best custom trucks from across the country. Hands on enthusiasts will also find plenty to dig into with the latest installment of Rocky Reimagined, a Big Back Window conversion for classic Fords, and Part 2 of our frame coating series that shows how to bring rusty metal back to life at home. Whether you're into show trucks, family builds, classic restorations, or practical garage projects, this issue is loaded with inspiration, expert tech, and the passion that keeps truck culture rolling strong.
EXCITING ARTICLES IN THIS ISSUE
Below is a selection of articles in Street Trucks August 2026
Smooth Operator - Rob Green’s Laid-Out 1999 GMC Yukon
Rob Green of Rochester, New York, transformed his 1999 GMC Yukon into a stunning OBS-style show SUV over three years, creating a clean, head-turning build that combines style, craftsmanship, and performance.
Bringing It Back – Todd Lozier’s 1957 Chevy Cameo
Todd Lozier of Redmond, Washington, lovingly restored a neglected 1957 Chevy Cameo to honor a late friend, preserving its original spirit while bringing the cherished classic truck back to life.
The Quarter Mill – Fast Fender Garage’s $250,000 Shop Truck
Time is life's most valuable resource. This inspiring feature explores why even the world's richest people can't buy more time, emphasizing the importance of making every moment count.
Anthony’s Tw Trck – A Cummins – Powered ’74 F-350 That’s Staying in the Family
Anthony James’ maroon 1974 Ford F-350 dually stole the spotlight at the Wild West Showdown, featuring a Cummins swap, polished Alcoa wheels, and a hidden nitrous system built for show and speed.
Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing – C10 Clothing: Diesel Under The Wool
This feature explores how custom builds are never truly finished, showing that even reaching the SEMA Show is often just another milestone, inspiring builders to keep refining their vision.
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Perfect magazine for custom truck fans.
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