span itemprop="author" itemtype="https://schema.org/Person" itemscope>Nancy59 from 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.

Morgan Kane (WF Racing and AMSOIL West), Adam Anderson (WF Freestyle and FS1 Series), Cole Venard (AMSOIL East) Grave Digger 16 - A four-link suspension Grave Digger built and driven by Pablo Huffaker from 2002-2013. In 2024, Adam will compete with his brother Ryan for first time during the first quarter season since 2021, on the west stadium tour. Weston will compete on the central arena tour, Krysten will compete on the east arena tour, Brandon will compete on the west arena tour & Tyler competes on the east stadium tour.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

span itemprop="author" itemtype="https://schema.org/Person" itemscope>tough guy from Grave Digger 3 – Built in 1991 as the first tube-frame, four-link suspension Grave Digger. Converted into WCW Nitro Machine's chassis in 1999, and was run under multiple identities during the early-mid 2000s, most notably Inferno. Currently owned by Jimmy Durr, and has been converted yet again into Slag Hag. Grave Digger 37 - A CRD chassis that Randy Brown debuted in South America events in 2018. The chassis was used for overseas displays and competition. After the retirement of Grave Digger 33, it is now driven by Weston Anderson since 2022.Tyler Menninga (Triple Threat - West), Brandon Vinson (Triple Threat - Central), Adam Anderson (Stadium Championship Series 2), Randy Brown (Arena Tour) div class="bvseo-author">Answered by: RC_Junkie