Monster trucks are a type of vehicle that have been around since the 1970s. They are usually built with large tires and powerful engines, and they can reach speeds of up to 70 mph.
Monster trucks are designed to be able to traverse rough terrain and even do stunts such as wheelies, jumps, and backflips.
Monster truck drivers often give their trucks creative names. These names can be anything from funny puns to references to popular culture.
Some monster truck names are based on the driver’s name or nickname, while others have nothing to do with the driver at all.
Here are some popular monster truck names:
- Grave Digger: This is one of the most iconic monster truck names in history. It was created in 1982 by Dennis Anderson and has been a fan favorite ever since.
- Bigfoot: This name was given to a Ford F-250 pickup truck that was modified for off-road use in 1979.
- Monster Mutt: This is another popular monster truck name that has been around since the mid-1980s.
- Maximum Destruction: Maximum Destruction is a monster truck owned by Tom Meents that has won numerous championships over the years.
- El Toro Loco: El Toro Loco is a Mexican-themed monster truck owned by Marc McDonald.
- Bulldozer: This is a classic monster truck name that dates back to the early days of the sport.
- Tazmanian Devil: Tazmanian Devil is an Australian-themed monster truck owned by Tony Farrelly.
- Raminator: Raminator is a powerful Ram pickup-based monster truck driven by Mark Hall that holds multiple world records for speed and distance.
