Grave Digger: Domination (1997 Original VHS) Part 2

[@PinkStarburst717]

Late 90s early 2000s monster jam was the fuckin best.

[@joshblack4291]

Trucks were different and not owned by Feld entertainment.

[@mattdotsonrailfanproductio266]

Agreed

[@diggerfan9319]

You bet! My favorite era of Monster Jam.

[@augieschannel705]

Watch ya language!!

[@FastPaull]

I remember getting this VHS tape at a show in Pittsburgh back around 97. I think it watched it until the tape broke. Awesome to see it's actually on youtube.

[@dspencer8827]

Yeah its nice to find a video after not having it for years and years

[@justinhill5246]

That mullet though. 🤘🤘

[@Joelontugs]

11:19 i was like no homo but God is that a nice mullet lmao

[@naterbomb39]

Before Dennis sold the rights to Digger to Pace Motorsports aka Feld Motorsports. It's cool to see Dennis back when he was struggling to make it from show to show

[@coreytunez3225]

I like the fact how Dennis said how the competitors are helping him to get back on the line so they can beat him. He is bad to the bone!

[@stefandwoodham]

Bad to the bone?! Who the fuck still says that?! Lmao

[@TheIcpfan23]

@@stefandwoodham not me nope

[@lariosmendoza]

stefan w calm down pussy

[@standonit2003]

@@stefandwoodham I say it. Problem?

[@ihavefallenandicantreachmy2113]

@@stefandwoodham George Thorogood, on Real Rock Radio KSHE95.

[@monsterduck4x4]

That #12 he mentions was actually the true #13 #1, Red primer, Blue and Silver panel, first ghost paintjob #2 New race truck #3 First green chassis #4 West Coast truck #5 (Original) Built off spare parts of #2 #6 Street legal display #7 Another race truck #8 Near twin to #7 False #5 Pablo Huffaker's old Just Showin' Off chassis, came after #8, is the true #9 "#9" First ride truck #10 Built by Pablo #11 Second ride truck #12 Longer wheelbase, introduced purple fog to the paint scheme. Going back and counting all of those, that's 13 trucks, and it's no coincidence that #12 stood out amongst the bunch

[@JohnnyAnderson1]

oh the 90's were so great

[@twistedaxles9126]

That has got to be the best shot of GD12 ive seen in ever.

[@benjaminsmith8058]

The first grave digger was a Ford panel van back in the 80s and I remember seeing a VHS tape of the primer grey Ford panel van before the flames

[@bubbakushingtonIII]

He did have another truck truck b4 the panel vans got used and that was before the the icon got introduced it was rust red I'll post a link down below. There's a great documentary on here about all of his trucks and how he got started. Theres two different old pictures of the original it was pretty sick but didnt have the panel just a truck. images.app.goo.gl/JNdyzCyeWVfdoNsf6 images.app.goo.gl/a1irPMdddEUC8fRWA

[@JesusGarcia-zx4yf]

❤❤❤

[@kylenovak3410]

Got to miss the good old days when he actually owned that truck

[@ronaldovindas3094]

Ahh yes... The two titans... Grave Digger and BigFoot

[@twinmillario1452]

(12:24) Announcer: ARE YOU READY TO GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO RRRRRRRACING!!!!?

[@stefandwoodham]

Shut the fuck up

[@ihavefallenandicantreachmy2113]

Looks like someone, here, is Bad To The Bone.

[@dspencer8827]

That is horrible dennis having to dissapoint the fans as you had a blown motor .but full credit for getting up and running as soon as you could im sure the fans forgive you you will allways be back and your always a great sport 👍

[@Matty.Hill_87]

Dennis is a legend man

[@mikki3274]

11:52

[@songbirdserenade6897]

Happy 15th anniversary of grave digger, Dennis

[@noahamsterdam5]

I lik 12 watched Dennis drive it on movies then saw Gary porter drive it live

[@cali115]

My favorite Grave Diggers are: 1,2,7,19,and 20.

[@prestonmaddox3659]

Is 7 the one with the chrome grille?

[@cali115]

@@prestonmaddox3659 1,2, and 3 had chrome grills.

[@augieschannel705]

9:20

[@bryandinardi2519]

Good ole’ Lebanon valley speedway

[@carriewhite2378]

Always liked Grave Digger

[@Christopher-et7bc]

Oh my goodness your hot😄😘

[@carriewhite2378]

@@Christopher-et7bc 🙂 that's nice you think so

[@Christopher-et7bc]

@@carriewhite2378 I do very much😃

[@carriewhite2378]

@@Christopher-et7bc 🙂 ok

[@Christopher-et7bc]

@@carriewhite2378 You have a pretty voice too, I like to listen to you talk😌

[@saintsvisualz5700]

Monster jam is still the best today with grave digger, with out him it wouldn't be a show!

[@BigBallJerry]

I don't know Scott Douglas not being in the booth almost makes it seem like it

[@Paganiproductions84]

Monster jam is not the best it's fake

[@shawnrozell4270]

VividYT if Bigfoot was still in monster jam grave digger wouldn’t be nothing..

[@nickteeter6972]

6:45 and he was not wrong at all

[@bradrutland1505]

Loved it digger just needed to get outside he don’t like that dome

[@saucetheracer7251]

7:17-7:30 Never really understood why the cameraman was doing that

[@asaltoalcuartelmilitaraeor2962]

Saludos a todos los que se va a casar con nosotros no que nos de una oportunidad para que lo

[@bradrutland1505]

Grew up watching y’all digger Bigfoot and the Virginia giant was my favorite

[@merrillschannel]

What a life.

[@shawnjerome8599]

Look at the mullet on Dennis

[@Striklykustum]

RIP brother

[@ZEPEH-46N2]

David Santos Lol? He’s not dead?

[@joshblack4291]

RIP announcer Mike Hogewood. Dennis is still racing mega trucks, but retired from monster trucks, however there are no shortages of diggers and digger drivers including his whole family.

[@lk6912]

Mullets and Monster Trucks

[@WillCorg]

More like Mullet Mania!? 😜

[@tangocharlie9291]

1:28 I had that hat...

[@diggerfan9319]

1989 not 1987! Get the year right!

[@diggerfan9319]

I see that.

[@diggerfan9319]

I'm sure it's up there, the 1989 Chicago episode.

[@diggerfan9319]

Oh.

[@diggerfan9319]

Cool. And hey, David Smith got to drive King Krunch in the old retro 1980's body when I went to the February 6th show at NRG Stadium it was pretty awesome.

[@diggerfan9319]

Yeah, and Texas Texas Works is running and operated by Scott Stephens and he showed up at the beginning of the show. The reason why he left the cockpit of King Krunch was because he sold it to David Smith and made a living on building custom trucks in the Houston area.