Thanks for sharing. Grew up right down hwy 301 in Elm City, NC. The mid 80s was a great time. All you had to do was did a hole in a pasture or field and fill it with water and the whole town would come out for the fun. Miss those days.
I love those 48s like Bigfoot 1 is again. He’d drive that big wide thing to shows! USA-1 had them up until they raced on TV for the first time! They put 66s on right before it was time go to starting line. Everett had a lot of trouble steering. And High Roller never did switch to 66s
The hood on the chevy at the 4:49 mark is something special these days. My first truck in high school back in 2001 was a 73 k10 shortbed and i looked everywhere one of those hoods.
My dad used to have a 87 or 88 chevy the frame was shortened and it had 44 super swampers on it sadly it sacrificed its self for a 88 four door long bed which we still have when i get a chance I’ll post a vid of it
Every farmer in my area had a 3/4 ton or bigger sitting in a fence row . $ 50 and a Case of beer and he would lift it up with the front loader and let you cut the rear end off with his torch . Motor $150 . I had a doge dually with a grany low 4 speed . 4.88 gears . Radiator ,drive shafts and exhaust "swing set pipe ,with red and blue flowers that refused to burn off ," all from farmers field . Barac Obama ran steel to 300 a ton and farmers cleared out every fence row
Awesome! Chevy was king back in those days. Too bad GM has gotten away from its roots of making tough American muscle with good ole push rod big block V8s.
Luv these old school bogs if you think you got a bad ass mud truck then get off the porch and run with the big dogs then when you come out the other end and it's still running and driveable then you got the bragging rights
Ah yes the good old days when trucks were trucks men were men women were women and if you thought any different you just hid it cuz otherwise its weird
Last part of that hole was rough......gumbos and swampers were kicking ass. Hawgs not so much.
Thanks for sharing. Grew up right down hwy 301 in Elm City, NC. The mid 80s was a great time. All you had to do was did a hole in a pasture or field and fill it with water and the whole town would come out for the fun. Miss those days.
Man, you probably loved Carolina Crusher back then. lol
Of course! Being a Chevy guy I had to have someone to root for against Bigfoot. ....But also being from NC... gotta love some Grave Digger!
@@nobodynothing9950Was a USA-1 guy...
@@anthonyrowland9072 That was a nice looking truck! I had the USA-1 plate on my old K-5 blazer back in the day
This is awesome!!! Back when you only had lifted trucks and 44's were the biggest tires👍🤘🇺🇸👏👏👏
I love those 48s like Bigfoot 1 is again. He’d drive that big wide thing to shows! USA-1 had them up until they raced on TV for the first time! They put 66s on right before it was time go to starting line. Everett had a lot of trouble steering. And High Roller never did switch to 66s
Love these old mudd slinging videos.
Love them gumbo monster mudders had a set of 40 s on a 75 Ford wasn’t to many places it wouldn’t go
The hood on the chevy at the 4:49 mark is something special these days. My first truck in high school back in 2001 was a 73 k10 shortbed and i looked everywhere one of those hoods.
I can't say I've ever seen a hood like that, thanks for pointing it out.
Back when 40’s were big and 44’s were the biggest ❤
I'm really enjoying these vintage racers doing it dirty! Nothing like Central Carolina living!
Hell yeah back when Gumbo mudders and Ground Hawgs were king
Don’t forget super swampers the true 👑
My dad used to have a 87 or 88 chevy the frame was shortened and it had 44 super swampers on it sadly it sacrificed its self for a 88 four door long bed which we still have when i get a chance I’ll post a vid of it
Did your dad get the truck from the coast
@@RichardNorman-b1c pretty sure it came from somewhere in Virginia not 100 percent sure I’ll ask him and update
Back when just about everyone could do it, part's were so abundant, seemed like it anyway
Every farmer in my area had a 3/4 ton or bigger sitting in a fence row . $ 50 and a Case of beer and he would lift it up with the front loader and let you cut the rear end off with his torch . Motor $150 . I had a doge dually with a grany low 4 speed . 4.88 gears . Radiator ,drive shafts and exhaust "swing set pipe ,with red and blue flowers that refused to burn off ," all from farmers field . Barac Obama ran steel to 300 a ton and farmers cleared out every fence row
Great vidéo !!!! Awesome !!!!!
The best Mud Drag !!!!!
Wish some one would put on a mud bog like that again
Hell yeah!! Love the old school vids
Some well built engines there.👍
Now that's mud bogging!!🤘🤘
Awesome!! Thanks for sharing.
Trucks ran good 👍
Awesome! Chevy was king back in those days. Too bad GM has gotten away from its roots of making tough American muscle with good ole push rod big block V8s.
That's real mudding ❤️💯
Old school bud boggin was the best
Rocking the Gumbo. Monster Muders!
Luv these old school bogs if you think you got a bad ass mud truck then get off the porch and run with the big dogs then when you come out the other end and it's still running and driveable then you got the bragging rights
Ah yes the good old days when trucks were trucks men were men women were women and if you thought any different you just hid it cuz otherwise its weird
Love that Shit!
Desde esos años ya mandaba la Chevy el q no lo quiera ver es un ciego
Ground hog world
No mud bogs like this anymore.