The first Bigfoot truck was originally build in 1975, using a 1974 using a Ford F250 four-wheel-drive pick-up. However, the owner found difficulty in obtaining the frequent spares he needed after his off-road excursions and founded the Midwest Four-Wheel-Drive and Performance Centre inFerguson, Missouri.
Bigfoot.
The very first monster truck was the original Bigfoot of 1975. It was built by Bob & Marylin Chandler.
Bigfoot is generally considered a cryptozoological ape that lives in the backwoods of the United States. It can also refer to a Monster Truck.
GraveDigger or Bigfoot
monster trucks were invented in late 1970's by bob chandler and his monster truck Bigfoot were the first ones to use a monster truck
The biggest monster truck is 15 feet tall.
If you're thinking Bigfoot, you're close, in fact there have been over 20 Bigfoot monster trucks built to date. The largest of the Bigfoot's and world's largest monster truck is Bigfoot 5. Bigfoot 5 was built by Bob and Marilyn Chandler of St. Louis, Missouri in 1986 and it's currently used as a display vehicle at Bigfoot's headquarters in Hazelwood, Missouri. Big foot 5 weighs in at a monster 28,000+ pounds and stands a giant 15 feet 6 inches tall, sporting 10 foot tall Firestone Tundra tires.
Bigfoot Presents Meteor and the Mighty Monster Trucks - 2006 The Truck Who Cried Tow 1-9 is rated/received certificates of: Australia:G
Bigfoot Presents Meteor and the Mighty Monster Trucks - 2006 Sue the Rooter Truck 1-22 was released on: USA: 30 October 2006
how far can monster trucks jump? In 1999 a monster truck known as Bigfoot set the monster truck long jump world record by jumping 202 feet over a Boeing 727. That jump also set the monster truck high jump world record of 24 feet.
The world's biggest truck is a mining truck. The height of the truck is more than 20 feet tall, it is a Terex MT 6300AC. It stands at 26 feet tall and is 51 feet 1 inch long. The engine is 3,750 horsepower.
Hey man. I don't know where it was invented but I do know that in the early eighties Bob Chandler made the first monster truck named "BigFoot" St. Louis, MO actually.