Max And Ruby

Max And Ruby is a 2001 Ford Ranger monster truck owned by Feld Motorsports and currently driven by Tony Ochs and Myranda Cozad. The truck is a mainstay in Monster Jam as it is a hit with kids. 
== History ==
2002 - The truck debuts with Guy Wood behind the wheel. The truck later does a display at Nickelodeon Studios to help promote the premiere of Max And Ruby on Nick Jr that same year.
2003 - A second chassis is constructed for Rōnin Yamazaki, Mike Wales and Kayla Vinnet sharing driving duties.
2004 - Mike Wales departs the truck and retires. Rōnin and Kayla share driving duties.
2005 - Guy Wood leaves for Hot Wheels. Marty Garza takes over the first Max And Ruby.
2006 - The truck is ran as Maximum Destruction for a Wisconsin show.
2007 - The truck debuts a new look. Rōnin Yamazaki leaves the team and retires from monster trucks. Frank Krmel takes over his spot.
2008 - The truck does a display Monster Jam World Finals IX. Later in the year Max And Ruby is involved in a incident where a back tire broke off after a big air in Anaheim.
2009 - All drivers leave Max And Ruby, Kristy Edge and Ryan Anderson are hired as drivers.
2010 - The truck is retired after Feld's deal with Nelvana and Rosemary Wells is quietly terminated.
2022 - Max And Ruby returns at World Finals XXI's pit party at a unannounced but hinted competition return.
2023 - The truck competed on Stadium Championship Series Blue under Myranda Cozad.
2024 - Max And Ruby competes on Stadium Championship Series East under Myranda Cozad while a second CRD chassis is built for Tony Ochs and debuts on Arena Championship Series West. Max And Ruby is invited to Monster Jam World Finals 24 under Myranda Cozad.
== World Finals Appearances ==
2024 - Myranda Cozad
== Trivia ==
* The original bodies were made of fiberglass and metal as oppose to just fiberglass.
* One of the old chassis are currently in the Marinette High School's auto shop. The 2002-2004 chassis was sold to Ryan Mitchell in late 2023 and was restored and turned into the teammate truck War Cry for Ryan Mitchell's son Darryn Mitchell. But the other chassis from 2004 to 2010, is in major disarray and is unlikely to be used as a competing truck.
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