I remember this from Four Wheeler I was 20 and this was the most epic thing ever at that time in my life. Love these old school rigs even though the rigs now are more capable, it still cool to see these rigs do there thing and this was a mix of high-end and homemade rigs in 98 that were driven on the street! That is so awesome.

Scorpion and and Quagmire still some of the most iconic TTC rigs of all time

God that blazer on 10bolts and 44s and stock steering brought back memories

Holy cow, 40's is the biggest tires, barely any beadlocks, lots of ground hogs, lap belts, no helmets, saw a kid in the back seat in the frame twister, friggin love it

I used to own the original video on VHS when it first came out. Quagmire was always my favorite truck.

I like this a lot more than the trucks on TTC now. These trucks are actually possible to build without sponsors

Now this is cool reminds me of how monster trucks used to be

Quagmire truck is legend in Wisconsin and true master of fabrication still bad ass

Quagmyr..... coolest Chevy truck EVER!!!

Thanks for uploading this TTC. Brings back memories.

the Quagmyr truck is legit in the town next to mine in Blair wisconsin

Love that blazer and F100

Its a different world 20 years later. Gota have tons of cash to build to compete. This is no longer a regular guys challenge.

Thank you for posting this! Taking a trip down memory lane.

Quagmire and Rodent exterminator are still my two all time favorite trucks.

Oh this brings back memories. The first truck detailed, 1979 Chevy K-30, was the setup back in the 90's. Smaller mud tires in the front with the really big ones in the back. There was an awesome mudding spot in Jacksonville off Pickettville. I remember a truck that used a similar tire setup as the K-30 and the truck was called Splitting Headache. Pickettville was so much fun.

this was my childhood "cartoon" growing up. America needs boys to watch this stuff to squeeze the soy out of them lol

tim hardy you are rocking your mustash and thats a good thing

Love the rigs and technology today but the road legal rigs going though all that shit. One tons, leaf springs, HELL ya!

Man times have changed.

CRAZY HOW 20 YEARS AGO THE BIGGEST TIRES ARE 40'S AND HOW EASY THE EVENTS ARE COMPARED TO TODAY WHERE 54'S ARE THE NORM

This is awesome

Young Tim Hardy

When I went to Hollister Hills in the early 2000s, the mud pit really wasn't muddy. Kinda just.. a water trough. I did go once and it was just dry. I guess they hadn't put any water in it. 56:23 and that hill didn't really have those berms. I guess they had worn down since that time. It was still a cool place to go wheeling, though.

nice

Man & Machine

Lol i wonder how many of those trucks shook like hell in that acceleration test.

What event did Fred Williams do?

Dude with the blazer at 17.25 fucked his bumper

15:17 so creepy lol.

Back when actually trucks/vehicles competed before it went to purpose built buggies and nobody cared anymore.

FE sounded good.

I think Coke was use there . lol back then . Wish the hole video was here.

This years host says he's a vegetarian but to me he's full of bologna

Quagmire ain't street legal with tractor tires! Especially in California! Gtfoh! 😄