1991 USHRA - Houston, TX Event #1 Day #2 - Super Trax - RARE - Monster Trucks Only 

USA-1, cruncher and etc

Carolina Crusher and the Virginia Giant

Auto Value King Krunch

Leadfoot

King Krunch was one of the 1st trucks with a rear facing rear engine. I remember when I was a kid they used to talk about it on 📺 but, I wasn’t really sure what they were talking about. Now I do.😀

Unbelievable!

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Yeah, has some crazy suspension... strength-framing stuff on the front, looks in-house engineered

​@@timberwolf27they put trailing arms on the front of the frame to try and get more travel and lateral movement out of the leaf springs

Mannnn i said the same thing

Monster trucks in the 90's=junk

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Approx which year did all trucks go from leaf springs to start using the 4-link suspension? i see the bigfoot in this video already had a 4 link suspension

There were a handful of events in the 1991 that had both USHRA and TNT banners. This was one of them. When they came into a venue and date that was previously a TNT event they would show both banners. This was probably in December 1990, and the buyout was in August.

@@brandonclark482 ITNT would run the first weekend in March at Nassau Coliseum. When I went to that weekend however there had zero TNT banners anywhere & just USHRA/Camel.

The reason is because Bigfoot (one word) lost it's rear drive shaft. Even though Bigfoot wasn't in the finials it made my day to see Digger get his ass handed to him by Whiskey Business. LOL!

Amazing how easy those big wheels just spin. Tons of power

I never knew Whiskey Business ever won any event! Happy holidays, by the way!

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The Bigfoot team runs many events year round. Get your facts straight

They're just not televised and not on Monster Jam. The US Hot Rod Association owns all of their trucks and Bob Chandler won't sell the rights to Bigfoot over to them. That's why they're not on Monster Jam. I don't blame him, he created the sport.

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I don't know if it was a rumor or not but I remember in the beginning they used to say when gravedigger had his lights on it meant he was going balls out. After it started going around people would get upset if he didn't have his lights on thinking he was dogging it. So he started running them all the time. Not sure if that's the case or just what my father told me. Haha.

I thought that too... until the green light & he was just spinning two wheels. They must have convinced the officials they were good though so Fred (who was clearly the second best at this event) couldn't come back instead. Not a bad strategy with the battle they were in at the time... Crazy finish though, I figured for sure once Dennis upset Morris he had stolen the overall victory! But I guess that's why this one wasn't played as much in syndication, a rare Breen brothers win post-1987. Great upload!

The Bigfoot crew were only ably to have the truck in front wheel drive only, the wreckage it sustained from the previous run wiped out the rear drive line. That's why you see the front wheels spinning and the rear just moving along with the trucks forward motion. There was no surprise to see Whiskey Business win because no truck can win with only the front wheels turning or just having rear wheel drive. It takes all four wheels to be competitive no matter what truck it is.

Lol yes that is what I was inferring. Their (Bigfoot's) intent was to keep Fred out, so they ran when they knew they had broken equipment (to prevent Fred from winning). Separately, the Whiskey Business overall win was a surprise in any circumstance. Please direct me to any other event where THAT truck won the entire race, I would love to see it!

I meant winning the entire event, not over the FWD-only Bigfoot. That was a truck that I recall rarely even making it out of the first round of events.

I don't, but I feel like it is probably out there...somewhere.

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You mean FELD Motorsports?

Obligations prior to and as part of the buyout. The Redman All-American Pulling Series continued as a brand even longer after the buyout.

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The Whiskey Business crash was shown in one of the American Sports Cavalcade events from the TNT Houston Supernationals in '90.

Ah, thanks! I think I might've found a video on that. Gotta watch it and find out! :) -Scoryth The Crimson Renegade

GD2 was repaired and still exists. GD2 competed at least a good way into the 90's as a second truck to GD3. Les Anderson, Lyle Hancock, and Robert Parker each drove it some, I know. Others too that I'm likely missing.

Gotcha, Scott Douglas from the Tuff Trax shows made it sound like the truck was totally totaled. Your right It still does exist, it's on display outside at the Diggers Dungeon now that I got to thinking about it.

I remember attending shows where Les was driving a Grave Digger truck.

He ran in the 80s also

4 wheel craft???

I know how you feel, sometimes it’s just better to have more of the regular pick up trucks and SUVs, not those wierd body styles and weird trucks