Travis

March 10th, 2019 - Barron Wisconsin Monster Report is a social media news outlet in the monster truck industry on Facebook and Instagram and has steadily grown to a sizable following and a reliable source of different types of content and posts for fans and those in the industry the same.Now, Monster Report wants in on the the action now, though. Owner of Monster Report, Travis Sewilo, has been meeting with designers and fabricators to start the process of building a first truck and if things align, then will be a two truck team sooner than later. No details are currently available for what the truck will look like or who other team members may be, but plans are currently to have a co-owner of Monster Report as the driver of a second truck. Monster Report is currently going through a rebranding process in due part to becoming a monster truck team, and once those plans are finalized, more details will be released shortly after. The staff at Monster Report are thrilled to bring the same integrity they practice in their reporting to the track, more info to come soon!

Exactly like that.

Dude I haven't been on this forum for years, and what the hell.

Work at home wouldn't let me go work Vegas. But no, however, I did get sang to and got a cake when we went to Bootleggers.

You're welcome.

Go to Monster Truck Throwdown's show at Soaring Eagle Casino in Mt. Pleasant, Michigan. Pretty much indy World Finals.

CVH drives #23, not #25. #25 is Gary Porter's truck.

Those Max-Ds look good, but as Kozak pointed out before, they only thing I can say about them are that the shocks must be straight up and down without any angle.

I'm thinking the YGS is going to be between Mike Jr., Coty, Travis, and Daron. I don't have too many complaints line up wise. Looks good compared to the last few years.

Sorry, but Eric is not at World Finals level. Sure he can drive, I agree, but those trucks aren't run the high level that they need to be run at to participate. Just being honest here. And Trent isn't in it because A. His chassis is being used by Joey, and B. He doesn't have a lot of stadium experience. He ran mostly small stadiums. FELD did a great job this year with the line up in both the big show and the Young Guns Shootout.

Sean's new truck is stunning! Good work to those involved.

It will definitely help to cut a lot of verts out of the stadium model too, that's where a lot of lag probably comes from. Take it down to bare bones if you have to. But hey, leave it detailed if you want to.

Track looks awesome, Dylan. I do want to point out that a lot of your larger tracks do lag annoyingly, and this track looks great so I hope you can keep the lag down on this one.

Field is now more than half full. Hopefully there are a couple of surprises in the line up.

Whoops.

I threw the lineup in the original post just for reference. Getting closer! I'll be flying in the eighteenth and flying out the twenty fifth.

Looks like Raptor front clip possibly.

Is that second one Over Bored? Just guessing by the cab.

Got my tickets ordered finally. Section 108, row 34, anyone close by?

Interesting cradle you have there, sir.

The old Chalkboard Chuck chassis is now Heavy Medal, it's a Patrick chassis. This truck use to be named "Ironman," and it also had the same body last year. Like Kozak said, different frame color, and it is a chassis that was built by Holman. It's been running for a while now.

Damnit, Ryan. I love you.

Same chassis it had last year, just has Legend's old coil overs now.

Nope, the stunt truck has always been Tom's old chassis. Still is.

Nice work with the body and paint, but there are a few things. This should be on a Patrick chassis, the four links should be black, and the shocks don't have the yellow accents.