All right, it is quiz time. What was the name of this monster truck? I know what it is, but I want to see how many of you know.

It is not too often that you see Bigfoot 1 with the 10 foot tall tires. The photo is tagged Bigfoot 7, which must be the monster truck trying to climb it. I kind of lost count of the Bigfoot monster trucks after the first three or four. Via Monster Mayhem.

The All American monster truck was owned by the Spiker family of Florida, who also owned the Miss All American Ford Ranger monster truck. Below we have some great photos of the truck. Did you see the truck in person? Do you have more photos or videos of vintage monster trucks? Photos Via Monster Mayhem.

Where was it from? Who owned it? Does anyone have more photos of the Road Hog monster truck?

Do you remember the Godzilla monster truck? Anyone out there have more photos that they want to share? What was your favorite monster truck from the 80s? Photo via Monster Mayhem

Wow! That is all I can say about this group of monster truck and truck pull photos on Flickr! The photos look to date from the mid 80s through to the early 90s.  What do you think of the photos? What was your favorite monster truck from the eighties?

We have featured some great vintage monster truck photos and videos over the last few months. Here is some more for you…enjoy! NOTE: If you are reading this via email or Facebook, you may need to go to Off Road Action to view the videos.

Do you remember the Casper monster truck from the 80s? It was a 79-83 Toyota pickup. However, while surfing through this thread on Monster Mayhem, I found out that the original Casper rolled in late 1988 and the Toyota body was replaced by a 1957 Chevrolet car! Does anyone have more photos of the Casper Chevy car monster truck?

Do you remember the Stomper Bully? Does anyone have more photos or information? Via Monster Mayhem

The “Kong” series of monster trucks were some of the most popular in the 80′s and early 90′s. It started with the original King Kong, followed by V12 airplane engine powered Awesome Kong and a few other varieties of King and Awesome Kong. Check out the photos below. Via Monster Mayhem…