What are Monster Jam trucks worth?

The average cost of a truck is $250,000. 4. They make their own track in each city. It takes a crew of eight about 18 to 20 hours over three days to create a track and jumps at the arenas and stadiums that host Monster Jam.

What engines do Monster Jam trucks use?

Monster trucks can produce as much as 1,500 horsepower and 1,320 pound-feet of torque from their supercharged, big-block engines. Most truck use 572-cubic-inch engines, but Gravedigger runs a slightly smaller, 540-cubic-inch unit. The giant monster hearts are built to last for 32 hours of hard driving.

What are the names of the Monster Jam trucks?

MONSTER JAM®, MONSTER JAM WORLD FINALS®, Triple Threat Series™, UNITED STATES HOT ROD ASSOCIATION®, USHRA®, AFTERBURNER®, BACKWARDS BOB®, BLUE THUNDER®, CAPTAIN’S CURSE®, CRUSADER®, DRAGON’S BREATH®, EARTHSHAKER™, EL DIABLO®, EL TORO LOCO®, GRAVE DIGGER®, GRAVE DIGGER THE LEGEND®, GRINDER®,MAXIMUM DESTRUCTION®, MAX-D™,…

Who are the biggest drivers in Monster Jam?

Monster Jam® is the world’s largest and most famous monster truck tour where world-class drivers compete in front of capacity crowds in racing and freestyle competitions. Monster Jam features some of the biggest names including Grave Digger®, Max-D™, Monster Mutt®, El Toro Loco®,…

Who was in the 2002 Monster Truck World Finals?

This event Charlie Pauken jumped from Firemouth to Spider-Man (in a twist, Carl Van Horn who drove Spider-Man earlier in the season would drive Firemouth at the World Finals) and freestyle time was extended to two minutes versus the usual minute and a half of this season. What would be the finals in most events, this was the opening race.

Where was the Monster Jam held in 2002?

Pontiac 2002 was the tenth event of the 2002 Monster Jam season and was held at the Pontiac Silverdome.