Before monster trucks were a thing, Big Foot was blowing people's minds with its gargantuan custom boat engine and 66-inch tires. The truck doesn't race anymore, but it's too cool to be left to rot.

THE WORLD’S HEAVIEST monster truck, Bigfoot #5, stands 15ft 6" tall and weighs a colossal 38,000lbs. The truck debuted in 1986 and was officially recognised by the Guinness World Records as “the world ...

NASHUA – Bigfoot, the original monster truck, will be on display at Sullivan Tire and Auto Service, 369 Amherst St. on Aug. 16 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Photo opportunities with the 10,000-pound Bigfoot ...

They say everything is bigger (and better) in America, which would explain the country’s infatuation with trucks – aside, of course, from the trucks’ overall reliability and functionality. With that ...

As far back as the 1980s, onlookers would come from all around to see a souped-up truck rolling around on gigantic tires, crushing lesser vehicles beneath its proverbial heel and doing sick jumps off ...

Fewer spectacles have inspired American automotive imaginations more than monster trucks. These household purveyors of horsepower, ride height, and above all—pun intended—entertainment, are icons of ...

In the realm of motorsports, many established organizations come to mind, such as NASCAR, NHRA, Formula 1, and Indy Car. However, there is one other form of motorsports that millions of people watch ...

I went for a short drive today and found something exciting. I needed documents from the glovebox and had forgotten what was inside: several Hot Wheels collectibles! I know most adults around me are ...

Photos Courtesy of Bigfoot 4×4 Inc. The Ford pickup that started the monster truck craze is no longer a Ford. For the , the legendary Bigfoot Monster Truck will wear a Chevrolet full-size truck body.

There will be two Bigfoot sightings at Riverhead Raceway this weekend. Appearances by a monster truck known as Bigfoot, that is. Bigfoot, described by KRS Motorsports as the most popular and famous ...

This weekend, about 1,000 people saw Bigfoot in Murrysville Saturday — no, not that Bigfoot. Export Tire hosted the monster truck Bigfoot during a day full of festivities. Families and truck ...