During their 50th anniversary year (2025), Bigfoot asked fans to vote on social media for their favorite paint scheme of all time. 64 of the paint schemes were pitched against each other in a tournament and the winner was "Pink & Teal", which resulted in the scheme being reinvented on Roger Gauger's Bigfoot truck.

Below are all the different looks that Bigfoot has had from Bigfoot 8 right through to the latest Bigfoot 25. Some of these paint schemes were used in competition and others were just used for promotional displays. There are over 100 different schemes and they have used various Ford, Chevrolet and Dodge bodies, including some trucks that are owned by other independent operators doing shows on behalf of Bigfoot! Full credit goes to the original owners of all the pictures.

I have arranged these pictures in alphabetical order. There have been no Bigfoot truck paint schemes that begin with I or Q!

A

Autism Speaks

Bigfoot featured an Autism Speaks paint scheme in 2013, specifically on Bigfoot #18 driven by Dan Runte for the Stadium Super Trucks series.

Australian 

This scheme was used in 2013-2014. Click here for more on this truck 

B

Blue Classic Dentside (Retrofoot)

Blue Classic Super Duty

Blue Classic Raptor body

Breast Cancer Awareness 

The Breast Cancer Awareness Bigfoot is a special pink-themed paint scheme debuted by the famous monster truck team in 2006.

The pink ribbon design first hit the arena in 2006, driven primarily by Dave Harkey to raise funds and awareness for breast cancer research.

Boo Racing

Boo Racing in the Bigfoot monster truck community is a fan-focused nickname and hashtag (#BooRacing / #BooJared) associated with Jared Aldrich, a well-known personality and superfan frequently seen hanging out in the pits and shops of the Bigfoot 4x4 monster truck team. Jared is often featured by the Bigfoot 4x4 crew helping out around the shop or attending live events like the Toughest Monster Truck Tour.

The tag is used across social media posts by the team and fans to celebrate Jared's presence and passion for the trucks.

Budd

Bigfoot (Budd) was a monster truck owned by Budd Motorsports and run-on behalf of Bigfoot 4x4 in 2022. It was driven by Brandon Budd and was run on the Buckshot chassis. The paint scheme had the orange around the bottom of the body to coordinate with the orange on Buckshot's chassis. The truck competed in the 2022 Toughest Monster Truck Tour and other smaller events.

Click here for more about this truck 

Blue Flames

BIGFOOT debuted a prominent black body featuring blue flames in 1994 on BIGFOOT #11 and ran this distinctive black-and-blue-flame look during the 1994–1995 racing season.

The style served as a transitional design bridging the older racer-stripe eras and the splash/abstract graphics of the mid-1990s.

The flame-decorated BIGFOOT #11 was driven in competition by drivers including Andy Brass.

Burt Brothers

This was a one-off body for a display appearance by BIGFOOT 8 at Burt Brothers Tire & Service at Burt Brothers, 2990 S. State Street, Salt Lake City, UT 84115 in September 2023

Bad Boy

Bad Boy Bigfoot was a series of Ford bodies ran from 2009-2012 by Larry Swim from Bigfoot 4X4 for Checkered Flag Productions. Two of the bodies were designed by fans, with the 2010 one being designed by Cale Putnam and the 2011 body being designed by Brad Shaw.

Birthday Bigfoot

BIGFOOT used a special chalkboard paint scheme in March 2015 for its 40th-anniversary celebration at the Lucas Oil Monster Truck Nationals at the Sears Centre Arena in Hoffman Estates, Illinois.

An anniversary edition truck body was coated entirely in chalkboard paint so fans and spectators could write birthday messages directly on the truck during the pit party.

C

Cruiser

Bigfoot  ran the "Bigfoot Cruiser" paint scheme in 1994 on Bigfoot #11, driven by Andy Brass during the PENDA Points Series.

Camo

The Bigfoot team took Bigfoot #14 to Kuwait for a special show for US troops in 2016.

Click here for more on this truck 

Chromalusion

The DuPont ChromaLusion paint scheme debuted on Bigfoot on February 29, 2000, during the television broadcast of the UPN pilot [Monster Trux 2000: The New Thrillenium] (filmed mid-February 2000).

It was famously carried into competition by driver Dan Runte in Bigfoot #14, later piloting it to the 2001 ProMT racing championship.

It utilized color-shifting DuPont ChromaLusion automotive paint that changed hues depending on the light angle.

Cometic

This was a one-off body to promote Cometic

D

Dan Runte Tribute

This scheme was to celebrate Dan Runte's 35th anniversary in 2024. It had the Chromalusion scheme on the left side and the Power Wheels scheme on the right side. These were two of the schemes that Dan ran during his career with Bigfoot.

The scheme was only ran at the 2024 Bigfoot Open House event and all the body parts were auctioned off to fans at the end of its run.

Destination Turbo

This was a special paint scheme to promote the 2013 movie Turbo

The Bigfoot monster truck team partnered with DreamWorks Animation in 2013 to promote the release of the animated movie Turbo as part of a cross-promotional marketing campaign.

The collaboration was a natural fit because both brands centered on high-speed entertainment, racing, and "underdog" stories. To generate buzz for the movie, the Bigfoot team wrapped Bigfoot #8 in a vibrant, custom Chevrolet body featuring graphics from the film. Dubbed "Destination Turbo," the truck was used extensively in live exhibitions, stadium events, and retail displays (such as at Walmart locations) to bridge the gap between real-world motorsports and the animated family film.

Destination Summer

Bigfoot used the "Destination Summer" paint scheme during the mid-2000s era of the truck's partnership with Firestone. It was used during the 2002–2006 active run of the Firestone Destination truck and featured detailed graphics celebrating Firestone's Destination tire line, including a nod to Bigfoot's hometown of St. Louis, Missouri.

Destination Country

Bigfoot used the Firestone "Destination Country" paint scheme starting around 2015 (such as on Bigfoot #8 at the Summit Racing Motorama), following the earlier Firestone Destination designs introduced in 2003.

Firestone launched the Destination tire brand in 2003, leading to several dedicated Bigfoot promotional and tour vehicles.

Above: Corey Schlicher drives Bigfoot 8 with the Destination Country scheme onto a Baylor-themed car to announce the “No Limits Monster Truck World Championship” on Sept. 16 2015 outside McLane Stadium. 

Third pic was Bob Brown in Bigfoot 8 at the Atlanta Motorama event, April 18-19 2015.

Above: Bigfoot #20 and Bigfoot #8 with a different Destination Country scheme at unknown events and unknown dates. 

E

E3 Spark Plugs

Bigfoot used the E3 paint scheme from 2009 to 2012.

It was primarily used for the Monster Nationals and Family Events tour and featured a design carrying the E3 Spark Plugs and Lucas Oil colors. It was driven by drivers like Rick Long during the winter circuits.

F

Firestone Red, White and Blue

Firestone Blue and Red

2007: Bigfoot updated its look with a classic blue-and-red design that officially incorporated the prominent Firestone logo shield.

Firestone Silver

Firestone Black, Red and Silver

Firestone Silver and Blue

Firestone Blue and Black

Firestone Black, White and Red

"Whatever you drive, drive a Firestone" - this paint scheme was used at Bigfoot's 40th Anniversary event at the Atlanta Motorama on April 18th and 19th 2015 at the Atlanta Motor Speedway.

Firestone Centennial (100 years of Firestone)

Bigfoot unveiled and used the Firestone Centennial paint scheme in 2000 to celebrate Firestone's 100th anniversary.

It debuted specifically on Bigfoot #15 and won the inaugural championship of the ISC/Truxpo Professional Monster Truck (ProMT) Racing Series that year.

Firestone Drive the Future (2017)

Firestone Destination (2002–2006, 2017)

A tribute scheme featuring St. Louis imagery.

Firestone Wilderness (1997–2000)

A distinct red-bodied design used famously when Dan Runte jumped a Boeing 727 in 1999. Bigfoot ran this scheme on two different body styles - the Superduty and the Jellybean style Ford trucks.

First Phorm

Bigfoot #18 debuted its 1st Phorm promotional paint scheme around June 20, 2021, when featured at a 1st Phorm event ("Summer Smash")

50th Anniversary

Four different 50th Anniversary paint schemes were ran during 2025 at various events.

Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Live version:

Bigfoot Open House version (on Bigfoot 24):

Roger Gauger's version (on his Bootlegger chassis):

Josh Baumgartner's version (on his Mechanical Mischief chassis):

Ford 100th Anniversary (Tornado)

Bigfoot #14, driven by Dan Runte, featured a special Ford body and graphics scheme during the 2003 Ford 100th Anniversary event and continued to be used on Bigfoot until around 2007 when Keith Sturgeon had it on his truck .

G

Ghost Flames

This was a tribute to the Charlie's Angels truck from 2003 and was used on Bigfoot 21 in the mid 2010s.

H

Hubler

Bigfoot #19 used the Hubler paint scheme for a single event in 2013, The 4 Wheel Jamboree at the Indiana State Fairgrounds in Indianapolis, Indiana driven by Larry Swim

Hot Wheels 75

This is the 2026 scheme on the Hot Wheels tour.

J

Jurassic Park - T-Wrecks

Bigfoot used the T-Wrecks body and paint scheme in 2001.

It was run as a special promotional vehicle for the release of the movie Jurassic Park III and the Jurassic Park ride at Universal Studios. The truck featured a custom dinosaur-themed "T-Wrecks" body style and paint design rather than the classic blue or racer stripe liveries.

K

Kramer's Last Ride

This was a special body to celebrate Jim Kramer's final drive in a Bigfoot truck (#21) at the Bigfoot Open House event in 2023. All the body panels were auctioned off to fans after the run.

Click here for more about this event

L

Liberty

Bigfoot debuted the "Liberty" paint scheme in 2002 following the events of September 11.

Created to showcase American patriotism and unity after 9/11. Designed by painter Dan Patterson of AirPower Graphics and body specialist Jim Aiello, featuring an American flag motif with a prominent caricature of the Statue of Liberty on the hood and red-and-white stripes on the rear half. The patriotic look became a fan favorite and was later immortalized via merchandise and die-cast models by brands like Franklin Mint and Muscle Machines.

Lucas Oil

Bigfoot used the Lucas Oil paint scheme primarily from 2011 through 2017

M

MLB

Bigfoot used the MLB paint scheme starting in July 2010 for the Major League Baseball All-Star Game FanFest in Anaheim, California on July 7, 2010.

For the first time in its history, the Ford-based truck used a Chevrolet Silverado body and engine because Chevrolet was MLB's official vehicle sponsor. The truck was created using Bigfoot #10 in a joint promotion between Firestone Tires (a primary sponsor of both Bigfoot and MLB) and Major League Baseball.

Madusa

Bigfoot used the Madusa Bigfoot paint scheme in the US during the 2007–2008 season while competing in the Major League of Monster Trucks (MLMT).

Driven by professional wrestler and trailblazing monster truck driver Debra "Madusa" Miceli after she left Monster Jam.

It was built on the Bigfoot 11 chassis and debuted in early 2007 and ran through the duration of the MLMT circuit until the series and truck design were retired around 2009. When Debra Miceli (Madusa) left Bigfoot, her name was removed but the paint scheme continued.

MAC Tools

Bigfoot used the MAC Tools paint scheme from 2002 to 2004 on a 2002 Ford F-250 Super Duty body. It was primarily driven in competition and events by Eric Tack, Ron Bachmann (for displays), and Doug Noelke (on his own chassis).

Midwest Four Wheel Drive

The Midwest 4WD Center Bigfoot used a special shop-themed one-off paint scheme on a 2005 Ford Super Duty body on Bigfoot #14 in 2010 to celebrate the team's 35th anniversary. The look honored Bob and Marilyn Chandler's original Midwest Four Wheel Drive shop. It debuted and retired within the 2010 racing and exhibition season, driven by Darren Migues.

Monster X Tour

Bigfoot  used the Monster X Tour paint scheme in 2014. It primarily featured on Bigfoot #19 (driven by Larry Swim) and other rotating chassis/drivers like Darron Schnell and Kevin Koszala during regional events. Larry Swim piloted the Monster X Tour-themed Bigfoot to the Monster X Tour Championship that same season.

Midwest Madness (Hot Wheels)

This scheme was ran on the Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Live tour from 2021 to 2024.

Miss Bigfoot (also known as Charlie's Angels or Ghost Flames Bigfoot)

Bigfoot used the "Charlie's Angels" (or "Ghost Flames") paint scheme on a Ford Super Duty body in 2003 for the film Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle, and driver Dan Runte continued running that body through 2004.

During filming, Bigfoot #14 featured a "Miss" decal above the logo, which was removed after production wrapped to make it the standard "Charlie's Angels" or "Ghost Flames" scheme. The Bigfoot logo on the doors also changed at some events.

Jim Kramer said "One of my favorite celebrities to work with was Drew Barrymore in Charlie's Angels-Full Throttle. Lots of fun and so nice. Like a mother hen making sure we had everything we needed."

Ms Bigfoot

Amber Walker's "Ms Bigfoot", a tribute to the original Ranger paint scheme.

Amber Walker used the Ms. Bigfoot paint scheme on her truck starting in April 2010 to celebrate the 35th anniversary of the Bigfoot team. Amber Walker drove this paint scheme on the BIGFOOT #11 chassis. Walker's 2010 run was the only year she drove with the team using this iconic design.

Music City

BIGFOOT debuted a special custom livery for the Music City Grand Prix in August 2021 at the Big Machine Music City Grand Prix in Nashville, Tennessee on August 6–8, 2021.

A specially styled Firestone-sponsored fiberglass desert race truck body featuring unique striping created for the IndyCar weekend festivities.

N

Nation

The Bigfoot Nation paint scheme was used by Bigfoot on a series of Ford truck bodies from 2011 to 2014. They were created as tributes to the team's loyal fan base and featured a simpler, minimalist color scheme (including a notable black body variant driven by Tim Missentzis) that contrasted with their multi-color splash or racer-stripe designs of previous eras

NHL Winter Classic

BIGFOOT used the NHL Winter Classic paint scheme in January 2017.

The custom blue, white, and gold paint scheme was applied to BIGFOOT 15 as part of a special collaboration to promote the 2017 Bridgestone NHL Winter Classic, an outdoor hockey game held at Busch Stadium between the St. Louis Blues and the Chicago Blackhawks. As a legendary St. Louis icon, the truck was put on display near Ballpark Village to match the Blues' team colors.

Naked (no body)

A few pictures of various Bigfoot trucks without a body...

O

Odyssey Battery

The Odyssey Battery Bigfoot paint scheme debuted in 2012, coinciding with the rollout and unveiling of Bigfoot 20 on October 30, 2012, at the SEMA Show in Las Vegas, Nevada.—recognized as the world's first all-electric monster truck, which was powered entirely by Odyssey batteries.

Primarily featured on Bigfoot 20 (nicknamed "Electro-Foot"), though the branding and sponsorship by EnerSys (maker of Odyssey Batteries) extended across various team elements and other truck appearances during the 2012 indoor season and beyond.

Sometimes this truck is displayed with half a body to show the batteries, motor and running gear. 

P

Pacific

Formerly Bigfoot #10, the truck became "Project X" in a social media teaser campaign before it was revealed to be the new display truck at the Bigfoot Plaza near City Hall. The Bigfoot Plaza in Pacific, Missouri, was officially unveiled on June 20, 2020. The city of Pacific and the tourism commission created the plaza—featuring a display monster truck —after over a year of planning to celebrate the area as the home of the iconic truck. 

Pink and Teal

The iconic pink and teal lightning bolt paint scheme was originally used by the Bigfoot monster truck team in the mid-1990s, and it returned in June 2026 on Roger Gauger’s Bigfoot truck after winning a 50th-anniversary fan bracket challenge in the BIGFOOT Paint Scheme Tournament 

Power Wheels

The Power Wheels paint scheme was used by Bigfoot during 1994 and 1995. The flame-heavy Power Wheels design officially debuted in 1994 on Bigfoot #14 (and was briefly teased on Bigfoot #9). Driver Dan Runte piloted the Power Wheels Bigfoot #14 to win his first-ever racing championship in 1995. The iconic look featured bright flames matching the popular Fisher-Price Power Wheels toy truck of the era.

When Bigfoot 4x4 debuted Bigfoot #21 as a custom Ford trophy truck style monster truck in 2015, a modernized throwback wrap featuring the classic 1994 Power Wheels flame design was adapted for this newer trophy truck body style.

Pride

Bigfoot 12 used the LGBTQ+-themed "Nashville Pride" ("Pridefoot") paint scheme on June 22 and 23, 2019. The truck appeared as a special promotional and community display for the Nashville Pride festival in Tennessee rather than at a standard car-crushing monster truck racing competition.

I have been unable to find any information about the other Pride truck with the trophy truck body on Bigfoot #21.

R

Racer Stripe 

Bigfoot first used the red and yellow "Racer stripe" paint scheme in 1990.

 It debuted on Bigfoot 8, which became the first truck in the fleet to sport the design. The red and yellow stripe look quickly expanded to subsequent custom-built race chassis of the era, such as Bigfoot 9 and Bigfoot 10, becoming an iconic look for the team through the early 1990s. The design marked a turning point in the team's visual identity during the height of the TNT Motorsports racing era.

The scheme was recently brought back on the dentside body style by the Gauger Motorsports Bigfoot, Mechanical Mischief Bigfoot, Double Action Motorsports Bigfoot and Monkey Business Bigfoot trucks.

It was also brought back on the trophy truck / raptor bodies for some events.

Rife

Dave Rife had a unique paint job and tire combo when he represented Bigfoot with his Top Dog chassis during an international tour starting in 2015. It featured a U.S. flag-inspired design on an F-150/Super Duty style body and notably ran with distinctive white-painted tires. In 2016 the body was repainted and ran as Gladiator.

Red, White and Blue Flames

Bigfoot ran a patriotic red, white, and blue design featuring flame and flag motifs on specific trucks during the 2004–2005 season.

S

Summit Racing  - White with flames

Summit Racing blue 

Summit Racing blue and white

Summit Racing Atlanta Motorama

Jim Kramer ran this body on #8 at the 2016 Atlanta Motorama. This was one of Jim's last times driving a Bigfoot truck and a rare sight of seeing #8 crush cars since it had retired from competition by then.

Super Summit

The Summit Racing Equipment BIGFOOT partnership began in 2004, and the trucks have regularly appeared with Summit Racing and Super Summit paint schemes at Super Summit events from 2005 onward (including prominent appearances at Super Summit in 2011, 2013, 2015, 2016, 2017, and subsequent years).

Speed Energy

Bigfoot used the SPEED Energy paint scheme beginning in October 2012 in Aruba, marking the first time a U.S. Bigfoot truck debuted overseas. It was sponsored by Robby Gordon's SPEED Energy drink, succeeding Gordon's previous Monster Energy truck partnership.

It was run on the Bigfoot 19 chassis, which uniquely featured an orange trophy truck/Chevrolet Silverado-style body rather than the traditional Ford body and competed actively with this scheme during the 2013 season in Robby Gordon’s Stadium Monster Trucks.

Super Duty - first scheme (1999)

Bigfoot first debuted the Ford Super Duty body style paired with the new standard multi-colored team paint scheme in early 1999.

It was the paint scheme used on #14 at the Tennessee Aviation Days air show at the Smyrna, Tennessee, Airport on September 11, 1999 driven by Dan Runte. Dan set a then-world record jump of a monster truck at 202 feet, breaking the previous record of 144 feet, 10 inches. The truck set the record by jumping over a Boeing 727 airplane.

Sasquatch

Bigfoot used the "Sasquatch" name and paint scheme in January 1998. It debuted on January 3, 1998, and retired on January 25, 1998. It was used as an alternate name for a Bigfoot 10 event appearance due to a school contest and featured a 1998 Ford F-250 Super Duty body with 66-inch Firestone tires. It was driven by Sky Hartley.

It raced during January 1998 Monster Jam events in Seattle (where it won against Predator) and San Antonio.

T

Trick Flow

BIGFOOT #19 began competing with the Trick Flow Specialties (and Summit Racing Equipment) sponsorship and paint scheme around 2013–2014. It was associated heavily with BIGFOOT #19 driven by Larry Swim and later Darron Schnell, appearing at events like the Atlanta Motor Speedway in April 2014.

Mattel later immortalized the bright orange look as a 1:64 scale die-cast toy in the 2021 Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Bigfoot Legacy 5-Pack.

Tonka

Bigfoot used the Tonka paint scheme during the 2000 monster truck season. It was driven by Eric Tack and featured a 1997–1998 Ford F-150 body style with 66-inch Firestone tires. The truck is famous for winning the freestyle competition at Indianapolis in 2000, an event later featured on the History Channel's Modern Marvels.

Tulachka 

Mitch Tulachka of MK Mororsports ran a unique paint job on his Get 'Er Done chassis for at least one show in 2013. Not many photos exist of this show.

Tate Boys

BIGFOOT  visited Tate Boys Tire & Service locations in Oklahoma for promotional display appearances (such as in June 2017) using a special Tate Boys wrap on Bigfoot #20.

U

UK Bigfoot

Nigel Morris ran 4 different Bigfoot paint schemes during his time with Bigfoot #17. His friend, Drew Thornton, also ran a classic blue Bigfoot body on his Monstrous monster truck at some events. 

Read more about UK Bigfoot here and Monstrous here

V

Vi-Cor 

Vi-Cor Bigfoot (also nicknamed "Bigfoot Bessie") dairy cow paint scheme was used by Team Bigfoot from 2011 to late 2014. It was sponsored by Vi-Cor animal feeds.

The white-and-black cow-spotted paint scheme officially debuted in October 2011 at the ADRL World Finals. It appeared on multiple trucks in the Bigfoot fleet over the years, most notably Bigfoot #11, Bigfoot #14, and Bigfoot #15, as well as specialty variations like "Frankenbessie".

The partnership concluded in the late fall of 2014, after which remaining Vi-Cor bodies in the fleet were repainted or transitioned into other designs (such as Birthday Bigfoot in early 2015).

Below: Vi-Cor Frankenbessie

Below: Vi-Cor Trumax Bigfoot

Below: Vi-Cor trophy truck 

W

Walmart

Bigfoot 8 wore a special Walmart and New Bright sponsored trophy truck body for promotional displays starting in 2024.

Bigfoot 8—which was restored in 2020 to its classic early-90s appearance—was outfitted with a co-branded New Bright RC and Walmart sponsor livery in 2024 to accompany retail promotions and in-store appearances at select Walmart stores.

The partnership tied directly into exclusive New Bright remote-control (RC) Bigfoot models sold at Walmart, featuring themed color accents and sponsor decals mirroring the display promotion.

Wildfoot

Bigfoot used the Wildfoot paint scheme and alternate name from May 22, 1993, to May 29, 1994 on Bigfoot 11, a 1993 Ford F-250 monster truck driven by Andy Brass. This was because the Penda Points racing series did not allow two trucks with the same name to compete, so Bigfoot 11 ran under the alter-ego name "Wildfoot". The name came from the truck's extreme rear suspension travel, which made handling wild.

Under the Wildfoot name and paint scheme, Andy Brass won the 1993 Penda Points championship and the Motor Sports Truck of the Year award.

The iconic paint scheme was later reused on Bigfoot 12 but with the Bigfoot name instead of Wildfoot.

Terry Woodcock created a one-off display body for the 50th Anniversary Bigfoot Open House on a dentside body and one of his own chassis's.

WWE (World Wrestling Entertainment) 

This body (on Bigfoot #8) was only used once for a WWE promo link on August 5, 2023, during WWE SummerSlam at Ford Field in Detroit, Michigan.

Wrestler Sheamus arrived at the arena driving the custom WWE-branded Bigfoot truck just before a SummerSlam match segment.

While Bigfoot had extensive partnerships with World Championship Wrestling (WCW) in the 1990s (like the Hulkster and Sting trucks), this specific WWE-themed appearance was a one-off special collaboration for the 2023 Detroit event.

X

XBox

Y

Yellow Flames trophy truck

New scheme for 2021

Z

ZF

Bigfoot has ran a couple different ZF bodies, including the 100th Anniversary Dodge body.

Bigfoot used the "Handling the Big Horses" paint scheme—promoting ZF Friedrichshafen AG transmissions for heavy-duty and oilfield applications—around 2014, appearing as a promotional display vehicle (specifically on Bigfoot #12 with a Dodge Ram body) at major industry events like the Offshore Technology Conference (OTC) in Houston.

Bigfoot featured the ZF 100th anniversary paint scheme in 2015. This special blue-and-white promotional scheme was run on the trucks to celebrate the 100th anniversary of ZF Friedrichshafen AG, which was originally founded in September 1915. Because the Bigfoot fleet heavily relies on custom heavy-duty components—specifically ZF axles and planetary steering components—the team collaborated with the parts manufacturer to honor their centenary milestone throughout that season.

Random group shots of two or more Bigfoot trucks together