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Just pull a nice slap wheelie and go hammer down into a shorter jammer stack. Front ****in flip right there boys.

Big markets can sell big tickets and support big shows. Maybe they're thinking if they put on a big show at the arena and sell a ton of tickets - then perhaps they'll look at a summer show at Sports Authority Field.

This is AWESOME! For the naysayers and those posing devil's advocate questions: you **** well know how this will work. Tom and Dennis will drive their respectively named trucks for as long as they are in the business. Don't make this about something it isn't. This is a points race that gives...

Yes it does. Do you give photo credit to every single photo you borrow for one of your "videos?" As for Taft, screw Taft. He basically made a game of pillaging the web for photos years ago and claiming them as his own once he placed his craptastic logo on them and hosted them on his...

Frankly I'm just excited to see something different, and also pleased they are adding a points system into the mix at the same time. I'll be going to the Des Moines Saturday night show. In recent years I've always taken my GoPro and recorded the show but this time out I'll likely just see...

This thread is dead and needs revival, I give you a monster truck RACE from 24 years ago. Courtesy of the one and only, Don Frankish. (or at least that is the YouTube username whom posted the following: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iUIqkyS57Tc

Art Carr shifters are very popular in the off-roading world. Tons of configurations available too.l http://www.wideopendesign.com/Product/97/Art-Carr-Winters-Shifter.aspx

Thanks Ed, I can't hardly put into words what my time spent with you meant to my life as a whole (a helluva lot), but I learned more about this world in 6 months than I had in my previous 25 some odd years, and I don't just mean in the monster truck world. Thank you again for the opportunity...

No, no it isn't. Dumpsters are cheap and every city has a large waste contractor who would love to rent more dumpsters; monster trucks are owned by few and they are located a lot farther apart and cost a lot more to repair.

Floor size and market capacity has more to do with it than anything. You've gotta have the space to safely park the trucks and there's no reason to book 8 trucks into a show that will sell-out with 6. Know what I mean?

That's better, big block grunt. I'm not very familiar with Mopar stuff, at least not to identify via photo from these angles. (as clearly evidenced)

Looks like the chassis is based around a small block, interesting. We all can see it's running one currently, but to me, I don't think the primaries would clear the chassis tubing. I'm totally a small block fan, perhaps a heavily worked mouse with big cubes and solid blower set-up could be...

I thought I remember hearing they are Sturges' trucks, but I'm unsure. Those bodies are darn cool however. :)

Well, I'm sorry to hear about Mitch getting hurt. But, at the same time, Darren is an awesome guy and one **** of a hard worker, I'm happy to hear he was able to acquire these two chassis. Best of luck to Darren!

The best channel on DirecTV. It's basically a mash up of Speed Channel, Outdoor Network and manly movies.

****, I've got a totally booked weekend at work and will miss it. Bummer.

There are a lot of variables involved. If that building has never had dirt in it for an event, my guess would be the building GM doesn't like dirt shows and all of the clean up involved. Another thought is that the floor isn't thick enough to handle the weight of fully loaded multi-axle dump...

Why, none other than Joey Sylvester of course! The record books would back it up I do believe. Or Dan Runte who has set the record more times than anyone.

You can't just own the rights to a body style, that's too vague for a copyright. What they've got going with "Identity Theft" may border on infringement with the overall similarity in scheme. They want something recognizable and something that will make news, but that may make the wrong part...

That's tongue in cheek humor, and you've got to have a sense of it to stay alive on the internet. Don't take it so seriously.