Street Trucks December 2026

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Closing out the year with serious custom craftsmanship, the December 2026 issue of Street Trucks puts Jimmy Neeld’s insanely detailed 1992 Toyota pickup front and center as the cover feature. The custom iron continues with a standout showcase of era-spanning builds, including Noel Garza Jr.’s unique ’91 GMC Syclone, a fresh GMC Sierra engineered to shake up the status quo, and an eye-catching 1953 Chevy 3100 Advance Design that proves a project under construction can still turn heads. For the garage builder, the tech section dives hands-on into an H4 quad light mod from OBS Step Brothers alongside pro-level interior and fabrication insights. Capping off the issue, front-row event coverage takes readers directly to the grounds of Oklahoma’s massive Slamboree and the Pacific Northwest's Snake River Truck Show, capturing low-slung stances and custom culture at full throttle.