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’78 Ford F-250 Monster-Truck Makeover

Jaci Piatt, owner of this sky-high, off-road machine, is a student from Fort Loramie, Ohio. She needed a new set of wheels, and so she went to her stepdad for advice. He happens to be Joe Henke, longtime Negative Camber member, and he agreed to work alongside her as shaped her vision. You gotta see what they did with this ’78 F-250!

’90s OBS Sport with ‘Kal Koncepts Look’

A heyday of high-tech, bitchin’ billet wheels, and wild trends … the ’90s epitomized a time of individualized trucks and customized fabs. The era’s custom truck scene will never again be matched—but this beautiful ’97 C1500 out of Elberta, Alabama, sure comes close.

An Exploded and Re-Formed ’56 Chevy Truck

This 1956 Chevy Apache truck went from loser to cruiser in seven years—thanks to David Phil-lips’ dedication to the rehab task, even after unforeseen surprises. “We had to replace almost everything as the project crept on, even though it was running and driving when I found it not far from me in Jacksonville, Florida,” he says. And it’s still not done.

Pro Sub: A ’64 Chevy Suburban for the Whole Family

Travis Dulgerian, owner of Pro Performance, sees a lot of awesome rides every day. That’s why his standards are high—and even higher for the own family’s transport wagons, like this sub-lime ’64 Chevy Suburban. It’s a taxi ride to shows and cruise nights, as well as a marketing bill-board for his company’s latest wares.

A Radical ’68 Chevy C10

This blue bad boy began as a hood that builder Scott Purkerson custom fabricated, sculpted, and reshaped. Toss in a friend’s bedside, an old cab, some junked fenders to match the hood, and an old grille, and voila! We have the buffet beginnings of a full-throttle truck project. What did Scott and crew end up with? A true piece of art that’s both functional and eye-catching.