List of Bigfoot Vehicles
The following is a list of all the vehicles built or owned by Bigfoot 4×4, Inc., and their current status.
| Name | Built | Driver | Details | Photo |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bigfoot 1 | 1975 | N/A | In 1979, the '74 front clip was replaced with a '79 front clip that flipped forward to allow greater access to the engine. It was in competition until 1987. Currently used as a display vehicle. Resides at the Bigfoot 4 × 4 store in St. Louis. | |
| Bigfoot 2 | 1982 | N/A | Modified in 1992 for the purpose of giving fans monster truck rides in the bed of the vehicle, and renamed Safarifoot. Sold in 2000 to an independent owner. The truck is currently named "FloodPro". | |
| Bigfoot 3 | 1983 | N/A | Received same ride-truck modifications as Bigfoot 2. Donated to E.M.T. Financial Fund in 2000. Currently owned by Steve Ford, who has renamed the truck Legend and uses it as an exhibition vehicle. Used in the movie Police Academy 2: Their first assignment | |
| Bigfoot 4 | 1984 | N/A | Used as a display truck before being sold in 2007. This one now has the name "Massive Machine". | |
| Bigfoot 5 | 1986 | N/A | Mostly used as a display vehicle at Bigfoot's headquarters in Hazelwood. It started as a customers truck, and was purchased a few years later. The original 1979 body was removed in 1989 and a current year was put in its place. The old body was placed on a waiting frame and used as a shop truck at the Bigfoot shop. The original body is now privately owned by Eli Mann, a vice president at the official monster truck hall of fame and is being restored. The truck resides at the St. Louis Bigfoot 4 × 4 store. | |
| Bigfoot 6 | 1986 | N/A | Sold to a British promoter after a tour of Thailand in 1994. | |
| Bigfoot 7/Bigfoot Race Rock 1 | 1988 | N/A | Built specifically for the movie Road House, it also was used in the movie Tango & Cash. Modified in 1995 to accommodate 10-foot-tall tires. The motor, transmission and steering were removed and the truck was sold to Race Rock Orlando. After the restaurant went out of business, it was sold to Fun Spot USA in Kissimmee, Florida, where it currently resides.. | |
| Bigfoot 8 | 1989 | N/A | Used as a display truck and as a race truck if another cannot attend a scheduled date. | |
| Bigfoot 9 | 1990 | N/A | Seized by Brazilian customs; see above section. | |
| Bigfoot 10 | 1992 | JR Adams | Active race truck. | |
| Bigfoot 11 | 1993 | Darron Schnell | Active race truck. | |
| Bigfoot 12 | 1993 | Ron Bachman | Built specifically as a display truck. | |
| Bigfoot 14 | 1993 | Kyle Doyle | Active race truck. | |
| Bigfoot 15 | 1994 | Rick Long | Active race truck. | |
| Bigfoot 16 | 2007 | N/A | Retired after a crash in Fall 2012. | |
| Bigfoot 17 | 2003 | Nigel Morris | Active race truck, competing exclusively in Europe. | |
| Ms. Bigfoot | 1985 | N/A | Name later changed to "Bigfoot Ranger." Sold in 1993, was used to build Lil Truck, owned by Chandler Llyod. | |
| Bigfoot Shuttle | 1985 | N/A | Built from an Aerostar minivan, has the original V6 engine, nitrous oxide injection was added sometime later. Sold in 2002 to Jeff Halliday, a vice president at the official monster truck hall of fame, for private use. | |
| Bigfoot Fastrax | 1987 | N/A | M48 personnel carrier chassis with two Ford 460ci engines and C6 automatic transmissions. The body is the upper half of a fiberglass replica of a 1990 Aerostar. Mostly used as a display vehicle at Bigfoot's headquarters in Hazelwood. | |
| Bigfoot Race Rock 2/Bigfoot 13 | 1999 | N/A | Built specifically for permanent display at Race Rock restaurant in Las Vegas, Nevada. It was made to resemble 5 and 7. After the restaurant went out of business, it was sold to the Historic Auto Attractions museum in Roscoe, Illinois, where it currently resides. | |
| Bigfoot 18 | 2011 | Dan Runte | Chassis build by Concussion Motorsports. | |
| Bigfoot 19 | Originally built in 2010 (Truck was redone by Bigfoot in 2012) | Larry Swim | Carroll Racing Design chassis originally owned by Robby Gordon. |
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