Python

Python was a monster truck owned and driven by Ed Landerwyn out of Waukesha, Wisconsin.
==History==
The truck debuted in 1988, originally as a steel-bodied 1987 Dodge Ram 50. The original name was Milwaukee Muscle, but changed to Python to theme it after Landerwyn's exotic animal business.
After a wreck in 1990 at a TNT event in Indiana, it was rebuilt by Landerwyn and a young Gary Salter as a "hybrid" truck, arguably similar to the rebuilt Bigfoot 4. It was still a leafspring truck, but featured a roll cage and a fiberglass body, and used nitrogen shocks to support the suspension and add stability for racing. Salter also replaced the original supercharged Mitsubishi engine with a Chrysler Hemi engine.
Over the years, it would run several paint jobs, as well as run as Undertaker, The Mummy, Monster Patrol and Avatar: The Last Airbender. Landerwyn's niece Haley Colbeck occasionally drove the truck and its alter-egos for a while.
In 2016, Landerwyn retired from monster trucks after being diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease. The truck was later restored to its original condition by Colbeck and the Vasquez twins and put on display.
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