Top 10 CRAZIEST Crashes - PENDA & TNT Edition

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This is the Top 10 CRAZIEST CRASHES- PENDA & TNT Edition!
This video covers the 10 craziest and most memorable from the PENDA Points Series and TNT Monster Truck Challenge events from the 80s and 90s!
Its a blast from the past and I really hope you guys enjoy it!

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[RailStalkerAdventures]

I had a feeling that the #1 slot was gonna be that crazy KING KONG flip from Myrtle Beach 33 years ago and looking at it now, I'm willing to bet that those two guys chilling on that front end loader had the best seat in the house, but those two police cruisers were parked at the wrong spot. Awesome videos always, Jackson. Keep the awesome content coming, my #JAMONIT

[Pablo-]

Boy, These crashes were insane! If Modern Monster Jam want to be as big as it gets, they should look back at these.

[Da_SpongeGun]

I think this video is more destructive than the previous one! You’ve outdone yourself Jackson.

[waynenorbreyjr]

Penda Points Series and TNT Series are by far my favorite era's of Monster Trucks!

[DaimosZ]

The moment I saw King Kong's crash in the thumbnail I know this one is gonna be lit when it comes out tomorrow.


(PS I was just thinking about your last video on the subject the other day and hoped the King Kong crash would be in a follow up. I guess my wish was granted.)

[gregorynagy]

A interesting reminder, of where, these Trucks, came from and how they, progressed!!! They are safe and continue to innovate the Motorsport!!! Metro Detroit Loves MonsterTrucks!!! G

[TylerPCoyne]

These videos keep getting better and better! We need a part 3 in this little series!

[brandonsime]

Great video! My dad saw snake bite crash into the milk barn in 1991 and I remember he thought it was insane! He was part of the tuff trux during the intermission but union Grove banned monster trucks there for years I think it was 2017 or 18 they finally were allowed again

[danieldavis]

That USA-1 crash in Flint did actually hurt his back pretty bad. That was the last time Rod would drive the truck. Steve Wilkie took his place after

[crw]

Love this generation of monster trucks from the 80s and 90s

[michaelking]

My brother will be happy with the most carnage of the TNT/Penda crashes. I'm surprised that King Krunch in Pueblo was skipped. That was a violent wreck for the time and would be even today.

[conflicthorizon]

The texas stadium race in 90. I was there for both nights. I was also only 5. lol If they would do 3 wide again, it would be great! The USA-1 crash is what force Rob to retire due to back injury.

[stb]

I wish you’d talk more about Penda and non Monster Jam events from the old days. It’s my favorite era

[khymanser]

Monster truck crashes are crazy and sometimes dangerous too

[anthonyrausch]

0:36 - Stadium Monster truck racing “is spectacular; i will admit”
But “MONSTER TRUCK DRAG RACING” was just “BAT-SHIT INSANE”
And I “LOVED

[adamderloshon]

I think King Krunch from Pueblo, CO in 1988 was Scott Stephens most epic crash. Also, Mike Whitt flipping Stomper on the figure 8 in Louisville in 1988 and Jim Kramer flipping Big Foot 4 in the Hoosier Dome in 1987.

[andrewhaywood]

One of the wildest I remember was Snakebite Running over Carolina Crusher in the shut down lane

[nickb]

Would love to see part 3 with the monster x tour series

[xenogameztv]

Always remember USA-1 crashing and all of TNT Renegades racing. I would say USA-1 having the front end axle completely torn off is a more crazier crash than what the choice was, but it's still an amazing video. Of course King Kong shocking crash Myrtle Beach was crazy but also scary if you think of it very closely. Trapped over two new police patrol vehicle while on fire, that was a scary moment, but thankfully the driver got away. It's amazing how some of these trucks kept going on from 1988 to 1990, given how expensive, and to some of Dennis Anderson troublesome moment in competition, inexpensive these parts are, especially how many times USA-1 kept on racing after a major crash, but with the introduction of Bigfoot 8, the newer built chassis, a strict enforcement of safety, and the die-hard spirit of the fans, we thankfully continue to have these trucks compete today, and even have some classic trucks return for competition.

[deathclassic]

8:06 never realized that crash took place in Flint of all places...if you know you know. USA-1 had some crazy ass crashes back in the day