step back in time about 25 years or so....

dougg01 · 07-25-2012, 04:34 PM

Love, Sweat, and Tears on dry land.

Yes, a J20 was used to haul it.

fall down go boom.

Midnight-mudder.

Local 4WOR cover truck - Tazmanian Devil

Outlaw Jeep. I'm not sure that trailer was big enough.

Old grain trucks were popular for making into one thing or another and there were plenty of them sitting dormant around the county.
this one is River Bottom Express.

The great gran mudder

I never knew what was up with the wing on this thing.

There are more, but I am trying to hit the highlights and not bore with repetition. Another handful of monster truck pics will get scanned later.

Enjoy. If anyone wants the full image scanned at 600dpi or better just let me know. I cropped these a lot and scanned most at six hundred.

There was another rig that didn't mud, but was from up around Newkirk an I cannot find any of my pictures of it or the mag it was in. It was featured in Off-Road in the mid-80s. A mid-70s Power Wagon with a 440 on propane. It was painted a tinged Gold that faded to black. It had shotguns engraved on the headlight covers. He used it mostly to pull his Duster drag car that shared the same paint scheme and was powered by a 440 wedge and cert'd for S/G. It was a sight, but I haven't found any images of it.

rilynsdad · 07-25-2012, 05:33 PM

Great pics!

Flxratd · 07-25-2012, 06:01 PM

neet stuff i remember about 75% of those.
amazing how far things have come

07-25-2012, 05:33 PM	#2
rilynsdad Join Date: Dec 2011 Location: Liberty, IN Posts: 44	.. Great pics! __________________ HOLD MY BEER!

07-25-2012, 06:01 PM	#3
Flxratd Retired Join Date: May 2008 Location: Hamilton/Ross Posts: 645	neet stuff i remember about 75% of those. amazing how far things have come __________________ One of these days Zuk 2.0

07-25-2012, 04:34 PM	#1
dougg01 Join Date: Nov 2010 Location: NE Scott County, KY Posts: 39	Love, Sweat, and Tears on dry land. Yes, a J20 was used to haul it. fall down go boom. Midnight-mudder. Local 4WOR cover truck - Tazmanian Devil Outlaw Jeep. I'm not sure that trailer was big enough. Old grain trucks were popular for making into one thing or another and there were plenty of them sitting dormant around the county. this one is River Bottom Express. The great gran mudder I never knew what was up with the wing on this thing. There are more, but I am trying to hit the highlights and not bore with repetition. Another handful of monster truck pics will get scanned later. Enjoy. If anyone wants the full image scanned at 600dpi or better just let me know. I cropped these a lot and scanned most at six hundred. There was another rig that didn't mud, but was from up around Newkirk an I cannot find any of my pictures of it or the mag it was in. It was featured in Off-Road in the mid-80s. A mid-70s Power Wagon with a 440 on propane. It was painted a tinged Gold that faded to black. It had shotguns engraved on the headlight covers. He used it mostly to pull his Duster drag car that shared the same paint scheme and was powered by a 440 wedge and cert'd for S/G. It was a sight, but I haven't found any images of it.