Back when this first aired I thought it was Monster Wars season 2 starting up and was mad that it moved to cable TV. If only there was internet in those days.
Little known fact you have to grow a mustache to be allowed on the floor of a Monster Truck event in '93. Rick Rattler didnt have a mustache so that is why he was under the nomex mask.
Does anyone know the official standings from 1993? We know that Wildfoot won the championship, but I'm not sure what the placings were after that. The Snake Bite page on Wikipedia claims that it finished 2nd in both 1993 and 1994, but we know that's wrong for 1994, because Dan Runte finished 2nd with Power Wheels Bigfoot. I think it's also wrong for 1993, because on Dan Runte's bio page on the Bigfoot website, it lists him finishing 2nd in 1994, but doesn't say that for 1993. Based on the fact that Gene Patterson won four races this season, I think he would have finished 2nd. 1st - Bigfoot #11 (Wildfoot) - Andy Brass 2nd - Bigfoot #10 (Bigfoot) - Gene Patterson/Dan Runte 3rd - Bigfoot #8 (Snake Bite) - Dan Runte/Eric Meagher
Same. I remember being 10-12 years old and waking up every Sunday before 6am to make sure I was in front of the TV with the VCR set to record these shows on TNN.
@@stanleychiu7594 Back then the transmissions were the problem for Bigfoot , they were the hold back. I'm sure those Ford Hemi's produced some good horsepower. I remember when Bigfoot 9 was first built and it had the same transmission as what Fred was running and that truck was made fast. Bigfoot eventually took that out and went back with the old C6 transmission.
There was a race in 1994 it was the race where Lonnie Childress was in Bigfoot #10 with the Power Wheels body and Eric Meagher was in the brand new Bigfoot #15. That should have been in November cause Bigfoot #15 was completed shortly before that event. The next event after that would have been Lima 1995.
All I've ever wanted to know is if Army was in on it at the very start when Snakebite was acting like he didn't know anyone. It wouldn't take 2 interviews to know who was who but I'm talking at the very start was there ever a time that they DIDN'T know who the snakebite team was. I've wanted to ask army for 25 years.
My assumption is he knew from the beginning and it was just a show for the spectators to pretend they were a completely separate team. Unless the Bigfoot team actually went to extreme lengths to pretend Snake Bite was some separate entity, I would assume the Snake Bite crew and equipment all travelled together with the rest of the Bigfoot team.
it was just a show for the spectators and Army was the one who really helped them sell it in the beginning. Snakebite was intended to be like a villain/heel in wrestling but ended up becoming popular. Plus it was pretty obvious where Snakebite had many of the same sponsors and parts that the rest of the bigfoot team had.
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Still love the wildfoot truck with Andy brass, great looking truck
Love how some people don't even know that Rick rattler was Dan runte.
Basically 3 Bigfoots at this show
Gene Patterson was Colt Cobra
you can tell by his voice
Eric Meger was also Colt Cobra to.
Peter Python was....nevermind. ...
Bearfoot's run at 12:30 is underrated.
Pulling a huge wheelie in no-man's land and not nosing over on the final ramp is very impressive.
Back when this first aired I thought it was Monster Wars season 2 starting up and was mad that it moved to cable TV. If only there was internet in those days.
Little known fact you have to grow a mustache to be allowed on the floor of a Monster Truck event in '93. Rick Rattler didnt have a mustache so that is why he was under the nomex mask.
Cool video
19:44 "Colt's gonna be real happy."
Okay, that was hilarious. He just beat Colt. I'm pretty sure Colt knows that Rick just beat Bigfoot....
@14:38 rare editing error from Diamond P. Used the crush cam shot from the run before.
Nice catch.
I saw that lol
Was there a broadcast of the 1996 event at the RCA Dome?
Ford Trucks, Ford Trucks, Ford Trucks!!!!
last show for No Problem, penda always felt empty after this
Didnt ken deppe used to drive whiskey business?
Colt is in the other lane xD
I went to this I was in 3rd grade
I just came here to see Bigfoot and Bigfoot and Bigfoot.
Does anyone know the official standings from 1993?
We know that Wildfoot won the championship, but I'm not sure what the placings were after that.
The Snake Bite page on Wikipedia claims that it finished 2nd in both 1993 and 1994, but we know that's wrong for 1994, because Dan Runte finished 2nd with Power Wheels Bigfoot.
I think it's also wrong for 1993, because on Dan Runte's bio page on the Bigfoot website, it lists him finishing 2nd in 1994, but doesn't say that for 1993.
Based on the fact that Gene Patterson won four races this season, I think he would have finished 2nd.
1st - Bigfoot #11 (Wildfoot) - Andy Brass
2nd - Bigfoot #10 (Bigfoot) - Gene Patterson/Dan Runte
3rd - Bigfoot #8 (Snake Bite) - Dan Runte/Eric Meagher
Dan Runte lol
11:44 hmmm young and foolish sounds like a cool name for a monster truck ha Gary gave me an idea for a name
Used to like bear foot till he became a traitor and went to dogde.
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team bigfoots prerequisite must have been u gotta have a dirty mustache to drive their trucks
What makes this "Rare"??
You realize this was uploaded in 2016, right? Haven't had a chance to change the title.
Love how No Problem used to be the shortest truck on the circuit and how John Moore made the truck the longest for the 1992-1993 seasons.
M digo, si es un poco de la vida de la casa de la casa de la
Por cierto. no se si te parece el problema es que no
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L. el pruclips.net/video/TgrzFqAl_CQr/видео.htmloblema de los dos o tres días, el cual
Dios mio. la idea de te puedes encontrar noticias de la
1993; greatest year of my life!
I am still amazed how serious I took monster truck racing back when I was a little kid. It was Bigfoot all the way. 😁
Same. I remember being 10-12 years old and waking up every Sunday before 6am to make sure I was in front of the TV with the VCR set to record these shows on TNN.
3 Bigfoots and 2 Bearfoots. Still believe Bearfoot was the fastest monster truck ever made. Even today
Bearfoot definitely had the most power. Bigfoot won more based on consistency and good driving, but when Bearfoot is dialed in, it's faster.
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Back then the transmissions were the problem for Bigfoot , they were the hold back. I'm sure those Ford Hemi's produced some good horsepower. I remember when Bigfoot 9 was first built and it had the same transmission as what Fred was running and that truck was made fast. Bigfoot eventually took that out and went back with the old C6 transmission.
Do you have the 1994 Hoosier Dome race.?
There was a race in 1994 it was the race where Lonnie Childress was in Bigfoot #10 with the Power Wheels body and Eric Meagher was in the brand new Bigfoot #15. That should have been in November cause Bigfoot #15 was completed shortly before that event. The next event after that would have been Lima 1995.
The 1995 event is where Eric Meagher and Bigfoot 15 debuted the new Ford F-150 and smacked the wall.
Torque Easy had it on his channel, but I can't seem to find that channel. 😕 🤔
All I've ever wanted to know is if Army was in on it at the very start when Snakebite was acting like he didn't know anyone. It wouldn't take 2 interviews to know who was who but I'm talking at the very start was there ever a time that they DIDN'T know who the snakebite team was. I've wanted to ask army for 25 years.
My assumption is he knew from the beginning and it was just a show for the spectators to pretend they were a completely separate team. Unless the Bigfoot team actually went to extreme lengths to pretend Snake Bite was some separate entity, I would assume the Snake Bite crew and equipment all travelled together with the rest of the Bigfoot team.
it was just a show for the spectators and Army was the one who really helped them sell it in the beginning. Snakebite was intended to be like a villain/heel in wrestling but ended up becoming popular. Plus it was pretty obvious where Snakebite had many of the same sponsors and parts that the rest of the bigfoot team had.
Bigfoot was secretly running a monopoly. They had Bigfoot 8 (snakebite), Wildfoot, and Bigfoot 9/10. The final was going to be Bigfoot no matter what.
actually snakebite was running bigfoot number 9
it was actually numbers 8,9, and 10
@@9751asd In this video, and for most (if not all) of 1993, it was #8.
In 1993 it was Snakebite (#8), Bigfoot (#10) & Wildfoot (#11)
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Trucks 8, 10 and 11
Snakebite driver is dan ranta.
Big foot