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Return of the Monster Trucks (1986)

The Second original Monster Truck video returns with spectacular old-school action on the First Ever monster truck obstacle course, side-by-side car crush drag racing competitions, and unbelievable close-up car crunching . See a monster truck help capture a bad guy by crushing a mobile home, monster truck racing on water, mini-monsters, more. Meet the drivers-own a piece of monster truck history.
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The Second original Monster Truck video returns with spectacular old-school action on the First Ever monster truck obstacle course, side-by-side car crush drag racing competitions, and unbelievable close-up car crunching . See a monster truck help capture a bad guy by crushing a mobile home, monster truck racing on water, mini-monsters, more. Meet the drivers-own a piece of monster truck history.

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In Theaters:5/3/1986
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Runtime:50 minutes
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