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DRACO looking over Terminator Monster Truck for lunch.
"Look Ma, No Wheels!" |
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Draco--June 2006 |
Standing by the head of DRACO -- Randy Henning, owner of Great Lakes Dragway, Union Grove, Wisconsin -- George Barris, "King of Kustoms" -- and Dragon Master "Rev" |
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Extreme Monster Truck Nationals VIP T-shirt |
Betsy
2006 Miss Motorsport Diva |
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Hummer Time |
Full Throttle |
Bad Boy |
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Florida International Air Show |
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February 25, 2000
After 3 years of back and forth discussions and negotiations, watching the value of the yen go up and down, breaking down the international barriers of language and customs, and trying to figure out how to get an original American creation, the 4X4 Monster Truck Show and its crew, from the heartland of America and ship them 7,000 miles across the country and the Pacific Ocean to Kumamoto, Japan, we finally did it!
Final Stop: Mitsui Greenland, a 36-year-old, 200-acre amusement park on the southern most island of Japan--Kyusttu. The entire trip took approximately 6 months. Monster Trucks and Drivers, Cycle Jumpers and Stunt Performers, a Cast of 10 Japanese Actors, plus an AMTA crew of 8, lived and worked in Japan for 117 days, performing approximately 400 times.
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Japan -- Newspaper Clips |
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