Meet The Sin City Hustler, The World’s Longest Monster Truck, The Length Of Two Toyota Hilux

Meet the Sin City Hustler Luxury 4×4 by Big Toyz Racing, the World’s Longest Monster Truck, according to Guinness World Records.

The 12 feet tall monster truck stretches 32 feet, which is almost the lenght of two Toyota Hilux pickup lined bumper-to-bumper.

Sin City Hustler Luxury 4×4 took 15 months to complete. It was initially built to serve as a “limo” for Las Vegas tourists.

This is the world’s longest monster truck, a beast dubbed Sin City Hustler (aka Extreme Excursion Limo Monster Ride Truck), created by Brad and Jen Campbell of Big Toyz Racing.

Weighing in at 15,000 pounds, the 12 feet tall monster truck stretches 32 feet (9.75 m) long when measured at Last Stop in White Hills, Arizona, USA in 2014, which is almost the lenght of two Toyota Hilux pickup trucks lined bumper-to-bumper.

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Guinness Book of Records notes that Brad, a 38-year-old fabrication and design professional, and Jennifer, a 31-year-old marketing/merchandising pro, first decided to build the massive truck as a challenge for their business as it had never been done before.

It features a head-turning ‘Sin City Hustler’ Art Deco-inspired body and rides on a monstrous 66” x 44” x 25” tyres paired to 26” nitrogen shocks to allow it crawl over anything. It is powered by Ford 521CI (8.2L) big block motor that churns out over 700 horses.

Inside, the monster truck has 12 race bucket seats complete with aircraft style seat belts while the driver sits in the center like a fighter jet’s pilot.

According to Guinness Book of Records, the Sin City Hustler Luxury 4×4 by Big Toyz Racing took 15 months to complete. It started life as a 2001 Ford Excursion and was initially built to serve as a “limo” for Las Vegas tourists.

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