I really appreciate you guys that upload these 80’s/90’s golden era monster truck broadcasts and vhs. Reliving my childhood and seeing races and footage I never saw before.
I've never seen Bearly Tame run that strong. That was when Doug pulled the 572 out of the Master Of Disaster and swapped it into Bearly Tame. That motor came out of a mud racing jeep that ran over spectators in the crowd at the 1988 Rockford Illinois Jamboree.
The chassis seemed to work pretty well, looks like something between stage 2 and stage 3. No nitro shocks, but I don't see any leaf springs either and it's got what looks like some sort of a 4 link setup.
I really appreciate you guys that upload these 80’s/90’s golden era monster truck broadcasts and vhs. Reliving my childhood and seeing races and footage I never saw before.
monster trucks really have come a long way since then.
I've never seen Bearly Tame run that strong. That was when Doug pulled the 572 out of the Master Of Disaster and swapped it into Bearly Tame. That motor came out of a mud racing jeep that ran over spectators in the crowd at the 1988 Rockford Illinois Jamboree.
The chassis seemed to work pretty well, looks like something between stage 2 and stage 3. No nitro shocks, but I don't see any leaf springs either and it's got what looks like some sort of a 4 link setup.
@@MONSTERJAMFAN86 it was coil sprung with trail master shocks
thx
Ahhh yes, the event where the Grave Digger smacks the wall and Dennis Anderson was injured at
Yes he broke his ribs from that hit
@@joshuabarnes7543 I thought he split his knee cap?
@@HK_Productions47 that was Chicago 91