BIGFOOT III From 1992! BIGFOOT Monster Truck
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- Опубліковано 9 січ 2023
- Some rare footage of later BIGFOOT III from 1992, just months before it was converted to Safarifoot! Most people think of the old bull nose body when they think of BIGFOOT III, but it got the newer Ford fiberglass front clip later in its life, fuel injection was added and then it was modified with 10 seats in the back to give fans a ride in an actual monster truck. Ol' III was put through its paces here, getting some pretty good air for an early-style leaf spring, very heavy monster truck.
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Love hearing that engine roar with the supercharger whine, BIGFOOT 4x4x4, truly legendary \m/
Aero-nose F-150 with the body on frame style set up looks absolutely amazing 🤌🏽
As cool as the current fleet of bigger trucks, the older trucks are just as cool. Love the older footage just as much as the newer foot.
That's one of the best Bigfoot versions I've ever seen! Great body design, excellent logos!
Thank you for sharing with us your videos of the Bigfoot monster truck over the years.
From a fan of the old school monster trucks.
A memories of Bigfoot, love Bigfoot. 💙💙💙💙
Always nice to see, the original Monster Truck. The MotorCity, Loves Bigfoot!! G
Super cool 3 was updated like #4
Quite the blunt and bouncy ride. I'm sure Jim, Bob and the others would've appreciated today's suspension a lot back in the day.
They already had the advanced suspension on 8, 9, and 10 at that point.
Back when monster trucks were trucks. Not a fan of the fiberglass and stuff now. If there was a way to mix the two. Bigfoot 8 was already on circuits and getting band in 90. It was the predecessor for the suspension we have now
This was way before nitrogen filled shocks and all the technology that exists today.
@@dejuans1328 i hope you know this was 1992. most if not all the trucks caught up around this time
@@dejuans1328by 1992, they already #10 built with nitrogen shocks, tube frame and rear engine.
I always wondered what happened to the original #3 with the Bull Nose body. I was a young kid when that truck came out and it was my favorite. That was the cutting edge truck back in the early 80's. It's nice to read the history from the source, Thank you BIGFOOT 4x4 for sharing.
I just liked watching the old man drive it.
Truck is privately owned and is being rebuilt with period correct body
It was sold and the body was changed to an extended cab, it became “legend” and was then sold again. It’s currently in Maine being restored back to its former glory
Thanks for sharing this @bigfoot 4x4. Please keep sharing these old archive with us. They take me back to when I was a kid.
The Aero nose, the Hot Wheels logo...rare look for the truck before her conversion.
I find it interesting that they did the testing and within about a year this truck and BIGFOOT 2 would be turned into ride trucks.
This truck is special to me. I rode in this very truck in 1995 at Bloomsburg. Now it's owned by a private owner who is restoring the truck.
Still my favorite boss
Keep it up. I love seeing different versions of trucks. This is excellent!
First time I’ve ever seen this look on one of the trucks. The old 88 style ford body and cab and a 92 front clip.
#4, #6 and #7 had older 87-91 cabs with the 92+ fiberglass front end at various points.
That old Ford is still better than anything we have today!!!! Just a BADASS looking Truck!!!!
That big block is music to my ears!.
I've been waiting for a Bigfoot4x4x4TV notification for a really long time. Doing a happy dance when I seen that a new video was posted. Keeper coming!!
Beautiful machine.
Watching this though it seems like on some of the passes she gets as much air on the bounce as she did from the cars. These old leafers must have been a wild ride!
I'm not 100% sure but it had 4 link training arm's, all the best to yous all
@@donaldhalls2189 This one still has leaf springs.
@@donaldhalls2189leaf springs
Here from Junkyard Digs
I love this truck
Brutal!!!😍😍😍
They wouldn’t have ever had thought back in the day that today they are doing back flips and jumping 40 feet in the air and that’s normal stuff now.
Always looked the best as a square body Ford. He came by Gallipolis Ohio one time to a tiny little Ford dealership across the road from us. Mangled up a whole stack of gas-shortage era imports, it was great for a 5 year old..
Looks why different and modern then the other footage in the 1980s especially the truck it's self
I miss they old day this is y I luv ford trucks and does that truck have a fiberglass front clip
Bad ass truck
3:07 is that Dan Patrick?
So weird seeing 3 with that body
I'm almost inclined to believe that it's Dan Dubs behind the wheel here
That was my guess too. Wears glasses.
😊😊😊😊😊😊sweet
Can you please do some videos of #4? It was a work horse for years
Wow, I am surprised BF3 was still running that late in the game
It was used as a ride truck throughout most of the 1990s if I remember correctly and donated to the EMT financial fund in the late 1990s. It spent most of the 2000's and 2010's operating under a different name "Legend" and these days it's in the hands of a private owner who is slowly but sure restoring it to it's former 1982 glory.
Who was driving here?
Sounded like Andy Brass at 3:09-3:15.
@@TBird100636 How could it have been Andy Brass driving, if at the 2:00 minute mark in this video, you see Andy Brass spectating, wearing a white tank top and red shorts.
A real monster truck, not just a fiberglass frame
Que motor usa
Always wondered what the leaf spring trucks did after Bigfoot 8 and 9 came out
some retired or just kept racing untill they got sold or put away and most ride trucks
But, the nova.
I cannot believe suspension tech was so bad in 92. No wonder the Warn black diamond kit I put on my old YJ was so stiff
This is Bigfoot #3, a truck built in 1982. Compare it to Bigfoot #11 which was built in 1992.
No, the newer Bigfoot trucks from 1989 up to 1992 had really good suspension. This truck being one of the older trucks that was built back in 1983 was utilizing the suspension tech at that time. At this point in time the newest truck Bigfoot 10 had a really high tech suspension system.
It really wasn't. This truck was 9 years old by this time and the suspension was pretty much the same as in '83.
Bigfoot 8, 9 &10 were all built between '89 & '92 with four link suspension & nitrogen shocks.
This was a stage 1 truck, so mostly exhibitions for this truck, and eventually converted into a ride truck.
Actually, compare to other trucks of that early 80s era, the suspension was fairly nice. Go back and watch Michigan Ice Monster for instance.
Why has snakebite haven't really made a appearance lately since 2018 besides open house 2022
If I ever make a monster truck it'll be a leafer stage 2 ill do serous stuff racing
and have many injurys as well. most drivers from that point glad that the sport changed to safty
To Whom It May Concern:
Hello, my name is Brandon. I come from a small town in Kentucky, and has been a fan for the past 3.5 decades of Bigfoot. I have had the fortune time watching him race, and do Ford Store demonstrations. I still have a bunch of vintage Bigfoot toys that I play with occasionally. The reason for writing this letter is to ask you all to facilitate a life long dream of letting be behind the wheel of the bast Monster Trucks around and let me drive Bigfoot. Would you all help me achieve this? I await your reply.
Signed;
Brandon
Any idea who is driving? Sounds like Andy talking at one point.
Tampa 1995!
yes the event happened
Cual motor tiene
This truck originally had a Ford 460ci w/ 2 Predator carburetors back then if I'm not mistaken.
Old school monster trucks>modern day monster jam clown show.