These are the other different character bodies that Bigfoot has ran over the years.

Dungeons Of Doom  (1995-1998)

This debuted at WCW (World Championship Wrestling) Fall Brawl in September 1995 (crushing Hulk Hogan's motorcycle) and transitioned to its custom 3D skull body design at Halloween Havoc in October 1995.

After the Bloomsberg crash in 1996, Dan Patrick borrowed Bigfoot 8 with the Dungeon of Doom body so he could continue in the PENDA points series while his chassis was being repaired. A Samson sticker was placed on the side of the truck!

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The Outsiders (1998)

The Outsiders was a custom monster truck  by Bigfoot 4X4 from January 24th, 1998-1999 as part of Bigfoot's WCW sponsorship, being named after the wrestlers of the same name.

The truck was formerly the Dungeon of Doom truck, but was changed after that particular series ended. For the most part, it was the same truck, but redecorated with the nWo logo, and The Outsiders name. The Outsiders did not run for many shows and was converted into Dr. Bonez in 1999.

Dr Bonez (around 1999-2002)

Dr. Bonez was a custom truck from Bigfoot 4X4 driven by Rick Petroline as a replacement for Dungeon of Doom and The Outsiders. It competed from 2000-2002, and ran at major events, such as the Monster Trux 2000 event at Mesa Park. The body was sold to Don King, which he converted to the Bone Crusher Ride Truck.

Stinger (1996)

1996 in Canfield, OH, Eric Meagher behind the wheel of Stinger on BIGFOOT 15 for its debut, Dan Runte in BIGFOOT 14, and Dan Patrick running #8 with the Dungeon of Doom body renamed as Samson for this one event!

Sting (1997)

Sting in 1997 (driven by drivers like Eric Tack and Sky Hartley), the Ford F-150-based truck competed through the 1998 season.

Scorpion (2000)

Bigfoot used the Scorpion body once in 2000 for the Monster Trux 2000 event.

Hulkster (1995)

The Bigfoot "Hulkster" monster truck (built on the Bigfoot 15 chassis) debuted in October 1995 at the WCW Halloween Havoc event in Detroit

Hollywood Hogan (1996)

Hulkster was re-branded as Hollywood Hogan in 1996 with a black paint scheme following Hogan's nWo heel turn, competing under WCW sponsorship until 1998. 

Macho Man (1996)

The "Macho Man" Randy Savage monster truck made its sole appearance on October 27, 1996, during WCW Halloween Havoc, where it was used for his entrance prior to his match against Hollywood Hogan. Built on an older Bigfoot 4x4 chassis/body setup, it featured a custom paint scheme with signature "Macho Man" accessories like sunglasses, a cowboy hat, and tassels. The truck was a promotional, one-off build for World Championship Wrestling (WCW) in the mid-1990s and never competed in actual professional monster truck racing events.