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October 23, 2023

December Cover Reveal—Plus Bonus Video!

CA CHOW! It seems Santa has a new, cooler sleigh this year thanks to the father and daughter duo, David and Madison Shulman, and their 1993 Ford Lightning known as “Ca chow.” Check out what else is inside the December issue of Street Trucks!

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Freaky Flat Top

Some projects are more extreme that others, which is apparent at first glance of Danial Kreiter’s ’97 S-10. “A little off the top” isn’t quite the right sentiment here, as this Dime has had 11 inches chopped off its upper profile. It’s noticeable—and pretty amazing when you get up close to it.

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Trading One Addiction for Another

Philip Paul of Taylor, Texas, is a perfect example of how refocusing addiction into something positive can lead to spectacular results. Backed by strong support from his family, Philip was eventually able to overcome his own trials, get his rhythm back, and complete his life-long goal of building a fully custom truck.

Perfectly Imperfect →

1967-’72 F-100 Smooth Dash Made Easy!

From 1967 to 1972, all Ford F-100s, F-250, and F-350s left the production line with a dashpad sitting on top of a factory-formed metal dash. After 50 years of service, most of them need to be repaired or replaced. If you’re thinking a smoothed dash would be a nice touch, but you’re on a budget or don’t have a welder or the metal skills to do so, today is your lucky day as we are going to show you step by step how to smooth your dash with no welding.

Easy Peasy! →

Throwback! Red Rocket ’98 Ford F-150

We have all heard the story of the enthusiast who took their project somewhere to have certain modifications performed, dropping considerable cash to achieve their custom dreams, only to be led astray by a builder who “looked” like they could pull it off. Chris “Big Body” Tisdale of Lebanon, Tennessee, learned this the hard way after trusting his ’98 Ford F-150 to a few differ-ent shops and coming out with nothing but a negative bank account and sub-par fabrication work.

Saga with a Happy Ending →

Farm Find Turned Classic Custom Stunner

Shane Hall from College Grove, Texas, decided it was time to build what his grandpa and dad loved. They all appreciated the lines of the ’60s Ford trucks. So, the search was on for a ’60s model Ford. After several months searching the internet, Shane came across this 1964 F-100 in Central California. Being it was a well-used farm truck, it had 66,000 miles on it. The buyer and seller made a deal, and Shane took it home.

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