Just a few of the famous monsters to spray parts at these races, which were taped at the 4-Wheel Jamboree Nationals series, are Snakebite, Predator, and Monster Patrol. Even Bigfoot stubs a toe during the course of this behemoth ballet. If this were Olympic diving, the judges would award perfect 10.0s, not necessarily for grace but for degree of difficulty. Amazingly, the drivers emerge unharmed, with their bank accounts appearing to take the biggest hits. The footage shows enough gumbo goo to keep a whole herd of hogs happy, and the boggers delight fans with engines on fire.
Axles snap on impact, windshields explode, and trucks tip, turn, and tumble.
Available from Diamond P Sports, Dept. Much of the action was shot during the Jamboree Nationals series, which always features monster mayhem. Throughout, Army Armstrong is on the field to talk to the befuddled drivers, most of whom don't really realize what just happened. Interspersed with all of the crushing and crashing are textbook monster-driving techniques with retired legend Andy Brass, who wheelies Wildfoot to victory in one race and does Joey Chitwood imitations with Bigfoot on two wheels in others. One classic is a guy whose rear tires beat him to the finish line, indicating that stronger wheel studs or maybe proper lugnut torquing are in order.