Street Trucks January 2025

chamilton@engaged.media HEY STREET TRUCKS FAMILY! We’re back in Florida after an epic cross-country haul to the legendary SEMA Show in Las Vegas, and let me tell you, this year was one for the books. We towed out Project Rocky to be front and center in our SEMA booth, and the crowd reaction couldn’t have been better. Folks couldn’t get enough of it, and we had a blast chatting with enthusiasts and fans from all over the U.S. The trip was smooth, the truck looked killer, and we even picked up some great ideas from all the incredible builds we saw along the way. Now that we’re back, it’s full speed ahead into 2025. Street Trucks is gearing up for a massive year, and we’re excited to bring you fresh content,…

MOUSEBLOCKER 1000X THE MOUSEBLOCKER 1000X PROTECTS A TWO-CAR GARAGE OR A STORAGE AREA UP TO 1,000 SQUARE FEET FROM PESKY (AND WIRE-CHEWING) MICE AND OTHER RODENTS. It has four long- range speakers that emit two specialized ultrasonic waves simultaneously. Those waves are constantly changing and alternating frequencies so rodents cannot adapt or become immune to the sound. The MouseBlocker 1000x operates on standard 110-volt AC household current. SUMMIT RACING EQUIPMENT 800-230-3030www.summitracing.com MOUSEBLOCKER CLASSIC TO CHASE MICE FROM POWERSPORTS VEHICLES, RVS, TRACTORS, AND OTHER POWER EQUIPMENT, THE MOUSEBLOCKER CLASSIC RUNS OFF A VEHICLE’S 12-VOLT BATTERY OR OTHER 12-VOLT POWER SUPPLY AND EMITS A POWERFUL 85-DECIBEL ULTRASONIC WAVE TO SCARE CRITTERS AWAY. SUMMIT RACING EQUIPMENT 800-230-3030www.summitracing.com C10 QUICK RATIO POWER STEERING BOX BORGESON UNIVERSAL NOW OFFERS THE ONLY QUICK RATIO POWER STEERING…

THIS 1953 FORD F-100, OWNED BY RICHARD MAC, IS A BEAST THAT LOOKS AS IF IT CAME STRAIGHT OUT OF THE PAST BUT IS BUILT TO TEAR UP TODAY’S ROADS. With a natural patina finish that’s come honestly over the decades, this serious street truck hails from Hazen, North Dakota, and got its upgrade treatment at Dakota Kustomz in Mandan. Over a solid year, they poured in nearly $100K to bring this classic back to life with a modern edge. At first glance, the truck might seem like it’s still rocking mostly original parts, but the details are where the real magic lies. LED taillights give it a modern flash from behind, while the sectioned rear bumper fits up tight, giving the old-school body a sleeker silhouette without losing any of…

JEFF WALLACE’S 1976 CHEVROLET C10 BONANZA IS THE ULTIMATE DREAM RIG, BUILT TO TACKLE LIFE’S ROUGH PATCHES WITH STYLE. Hailing from Vancouver, Washington, Jeff is a state trooper by trade and a proud member of the C10 Club Nomads. With the unwavering support of his wife Bonnie, Jeff poured a year and nearly $55,000 into transforming this old-school hauler into a head-turning street beast. The truck’s exterior keeps it classic with some clever upgrades. Originally a longbed, the truck now rocks a shortbed, giving it a tighter, sportier profile. Slosh Tubz front fenders were added for clearance, and high-performance headlights from LMC Truck light up the night. Cody Byran, a.k.a. CodyRojo, handled all the paint and bodywork—blending the new bed perfectly with the original panels and spraying it in a rich…

ANOTHER YEAR, ANOTHER UNFORGETTABLE SPARKS IN THE OZARKS EVENT! Richard Bruner and the Definite Obsession crew brought the heat once again for the 19th annual event, and it didn’t disappoint. This October weekend, the small town of Noel, Missouri, usually home to around 1,800 people, transformed into a buzzing hub for the custom car and truck scene, with locals and out-of-towners packing the River Ranch Resort. With over 1,700 spectators and more than 350 rides rolling through the gates, Sparks delivered everything from slick lowriders to powerhouse builds, all set against the Ozarks’ fall backdrop. Three full days of action kept everyone busy, starting with killer music and vendors slinging everything from custom pinstriping by Gooch Freehand to gear from Hammerd and Tuckn’ Clothing. There was no shortage of options…

THE NATIONAL SLOGAN FOR ONTARIO IS “YOURS TO DISCOVER.” Perhaps inspired by this slogan, there comes a time when every Canadian boy finds his destiny. For Adam Lewis from Ingersoll, Ontario, his moment began with a Take Your Child to Work day. Adam’s father, Rick, was somewhat of a computer wizard and developed a software that created an inventory management system in garages around the country. “I remember walking into the garage with my dad and seeing this slammed OBS sitting on a hoist,” Adam tells Street Trucks. “I can give you every detail of that truck to this day.” For Adam’s 16th birthday, he and his father were browsing an auto trader magazine looking for his first vehicle. The initial choice was going to be a Chevy or Mazda; in…