The Tire That Started It All

[@the_hulk392]

The most monster truck hair cut of all time.

[@petestockunas7128]

My Friend, This is the best intro to Vintage big trucks I've ever seen. Your tire description is really excellent. And it doesn't hurt that you are standing next to a Scout. Thanks from Washington!

[@davidstewart2865]

You’re doing a great job with these episodes! The history and behind the scenes stories are fascinating.

[@jasoncardoza6375]

This man has the bangs that started it all!!! I literally anticipated an Aqua Net add in this video

[@jamesfrantz6085]

Thanks for sharing the information on the tires,I been a fan every since bigfoot came out .Cool to hear someone's thoughts on the trucks.

[@starwind7041]

I remember seeing a photo in a magazine with bigfoot on 66s and bearfoot pulling up with those 73s!!! Bob Chandler was not happy lol.

[@charlie6299]

Surprised no one ever used 76x50x32’s. Or were those not really around back then in the car crushing days. See them sometimes on big combines these days.

[@nascarsportsmandivision5303]

Excellent upload, very informative! Hope to visit the museum one day, coming all the way from Northern Ireland.

[@crazykellywfo4240]

I got relatives in Ireland.

[@crazykellywfo4240]

I've got relatives in Ireland.

[@Utubin]

I hope you made it to the museum,friend.

[@danielgallegos8869]

Loving all your videos, takes me back in time, when monster trucks were trucks!!!👍🏼👍🏼

[@jesseortega8598]

Awesome information Jeff! I love Monster truck's! Especially Big Foot

[@michaela3562]

Awesome video! Thank you so much Jeff!

[@Vile-Flesh]

Very nice! I love large flotation tires and how they were used on lifted trucks/monster trucks.

[@78racer75]

I love this stuff! Thanks for sharing.

[@metalhealthracing7465]

Here's something I really wanna know about. Why did monster trucks stop using 5 ton axles and went to a planetary axels?

[@Utubin]

Because they kept breaking at the wheel knuckles.

[@Henners]

I love stuff like this. I’m starting on a 93 ranger into a stage 2 style truck but on 48s

[@johnserrano9689]

You are already a legend man, fckn awesome. When you're able to hang in there with the likes of living legends the giants of our time bob chandler, dennis anderson you're kickin' some serious ass

[@Nun3zDanny3]

Still better than those almost slick bkt craps

[@olebluemonster]

Great info sir ..!!!! 👍🏻

[@larrythomas3624]

Any good resources on help with building an old school style monster? I'm in Va. and want to run 48's on Rockwells with leaf springs under a late 70's G.M. Fullsize pick up. Not sure about which transfer case etc. I'd rather get a "blueprint" on building it since all this stuff has already been learned and figured out by plenty of people before me. I've wanted one since I was a kid in the early 80's seeing these real monsters the first time around!!!

[@shawnrussell375]

I'd run a 205 transfer case, gear driven and pretty stout

[@larrythomas3624]

@@shawnrussell375 Thanks 👍

[@user-nl9nn]

Great 80s Monsters

[@alexanderleslie4226]

MONSTER TRUCK MUSEUM!!!!???? COUNT ME IN!!!!!! USA!!!USA!!!USA!!!

[@mp6859]

الهم صلي وسلم على نبينا محمد وعلى آله وصحبه أجمعين وسلم تسليما

[@andyhutchins3854]

Allah has nothing to do with floatation tires....beat it....

[@lou1e518]

And we are stuck with these ugly ass BKT tires