Monster Jam, Official Mega Grave Digger All-Terrain Remote Control Monster Truck with Lights, 1:6 Scale

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Charlie Pauken (Stadium Championship Series 2), Morgan Kane (Stadium Championship Series 3), Tyler Menninga (Triple Threat - Central), Adam Anderson (WF Racing) Blue and silver Grave Digger in 1984. This design would inspire Grave Digger the Legend, which debuted 26 years later in 2011. span itemprop="author" itemtype="https://schema.org/Person" itemscope>Trix fromGrave Digger 34 - A CRD chassis, driven by Krysten Anderson from 2017 to 2021. It sustained significant chassis damage in Glendale, Arizona, placing the chassis on hiatus for the first quarter of 2022 for repairs. It returned to competition at Monster Jam World Finals XXI freestyle under Adam Anderson.

Grave Digger 22 - Originally debuted as Batman in 2006. Became Grave Digger 22 and was driven by Charlie Pauken from 2009 to 2013. It would be driven as Monster Mutt at Monster Jam World Finals XI and win the freestyle championship under Pauken. It was retired shortly after 2013. Grave Digger 24 - A four-link suspension Grave Digger. Driven by Chad Tingler from 2011-2015. It is now retired.span itemprop="name">family favoriteMy son bought this with money from his birthday and our whole family has had fun with it. My kids set up obstacle courses in the living room and compete for the best time. My daughter is now saving up for her own version of this. Highly recommend

Date published: 2022-02-28

TheMonster Jam Mega Grave Digger RC can easily be recharged with the built-in USB cable. Recommended for kids four and up, it requires two AAA batteries for the remote control.

History

Grave Digger 17 – Alan Pittman's pro modified drag racer, which ran a Grave Digger paint job as part of a sponsorship. It has since retired.