Chris Hamilton

3 days ago | motortopia.com | Chris Hamilton

Chris Hamilton . June 27, 2025 . Feature Stories Save ArticleLogin to save it Truck enthusiasts now have a game-changing way to bring their dream builds to life—digitally and in true-to-scale 3D. RealTruck has just launched the RealTruck Builder, a state-of-the-art 3D visualization tool that lets users fully customize their trucks with real-world aftermarket accessories.

5 days ago | streettrucksmag.com | Chris Hamilton

Chris Hamilton . June 25, 2025 . c10 Save ArticleLogin to save it Welcome back to the Storyteller Series, where every build has a backstory—and every mile tells it. Meet Jack Fire, Jeth Gonzales’s killer 1963 Chevy C10 out of California. Inspired by a buddy’s shop truck, this slick red beauty took eight months and $70K to bring to life. Sitting low on 22-inch GM Transport wheels, with Airmaxx bags and a Grunion big notch underneath, this truck tucks hard and rides smooth.

1 week ago | streettrucksmag.com | Chris Hamilton

Chris Hamilton . June 19, 2025 . Department Save ArticleLogin to save it QA1 Suspension did the thing we have ALL been waiting for! Full front and rear coilover conversion for 2003-2006 2WD Chevrolet Silverado 1500. Here’s a peek at the completed install. We are so excited to get our hands on one of these kits. You can now sign up for priority access to the launch using the link below.

2 weeks ago | streettrucksmag.com | Chris Hamilton

Chris Hamilton . June 09, 2025 . Department Save ArticleLogin to save it Welcome back to the Storyteller Series—where custom trucks aren’t just built, they’re earned. In this episode, we’re headed to Fort Worth, Texas, to check out Sweet 16, a slammed 2016 GMC Sierra brought to life by Enrique De Luna. With a vision in mind and patience to match, Enrique transformed this modern GM truck into a full-blown showstopper.

3 weeks ago | streettrucksmag.com | Chris Hamilton

Chris Hamilton . June 03, 2025 . Features Save ArticleLogin to save it Roberto Carranza’s Daily-Driven StormFOR Roberto Carranza, building a custom truck has always been about doing something that felt real, something that matched his style and worked on the street. His 2020 Chevy Silverado, better known as Twister, isn’t some show queen sitting in a garage. It’s his ride, and it sees real pavement. The name fits.