Grave Digger Freestyle In The Pontiac Silverdome (2006) (BeamNG.drive Monster Jam)

Описание: Since they just released Grave Digger 20 I could not pass up a video of Dennis Anderson doing an Old School Run in the place where He Debuted Grave Digger 20 so I decided to do one

Bad To The Bone-George Thorogood & The Destroyers

Grave Digger 20 was a Chevrolet panel van monster truck driven by Dennis Anderson. This would be Dennis's longest time in a single Digger, running the truck from 2005-2014. The truck debuted in Minneapolis 2005 with a special green ghost body. #20 was similar in design to #19, but with more tubing and a more stable shock package. Dennis would win his last two racing championships with Grave Digger 20, one in 2006 and one in 2010. After some time of running the green ghost, the truck went to the original scheme.
World Finals Appearances

2006 - Dennis Anderson (won racing)
2007 - Dennis Anderson (As the 25th Anniversary)
2008 - Dennis Anderson
2009 - Dennis Anderson
2010 - Dennis Anderson (won racing)
2011 - Dennis Anderson (racing only because of a blown engine)
2012 - Dennis Anderson (As the 30th Anniversary)
2013 - Dennis Anderson
From March 2010 through February 2011, Dennis drove this truck to nine straight stadium racing victories, only to be ended by Frank Krmel in Advance Auto Parts Grinder in Atlanta. That streak included his 2010 World Racing title and wins at the first ever stadium events in Philadelphia and Cincinnati.
The truck was rebuilt in 2012, with a new shock package, replacing the 26" shocks with 30" shocks.
The hand-painted 25th Chrome paint took 60+ hours to complete.
For the 2012 season, 2 special paint jobs were run on the truck, being the Purple and Green 30th anniversary paint schemes.
The 'Green Ghost' paint was also ran on Grave Digger 14 and Grave Digger 15.
The truck did run coil springs as a test in early 2006, they were abandoned after 2 were destroyed.
Chad Tingler drove the truck in the “Green Ghost” livery at Minneapolis 2006 as a sub for Dennis Anderson, due to his injury.