Since Jacob was 15, he has been in the garage with his dad, Robert, wrenching and trying to build a truck they could both be proud of. They didn’t have a chance to finish the first project they started. Unfortunately, life got in the way, and they had to sell the truck they were making progress on, but they were given another opportunity at completing a drivable show truck just a couple years later.
“This S-10 here is my second chance at building something special with my son,” Robert says. “Actually, this truck originally belonged to Matt Banta, who was planning on finishing the truck with his son, so really the truck had its own second chance to be completed by another father/ son team.”
Just like any team, there were just as many times of struggle and defeat as there were victories, but Jacob and Robert worked right through them all to take the S-10 to the finish line.
This story is from the April 2020 edition of Street Trucks.
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