Another truck is Outback Thunda, what a challenge that thing would
be.

http://www.echonews.com/1021/images/lismore_speedway.jpg

Btw, I was thinking of making some replica tracks, like Adelaide Oval
or the Adelaide Entertainment Centre, but apparently they need
custom ...

I looked in to the performance, and it's 2x faster than the iMac G5,
which was a 2.5ghz 64-bit system.

So it must be fast.

Generally I would like to get one, but my financial situation restricts
me from doing so.

trackster wrote:why don't you just run mtm1 or 2 on your normaly computer??

I have a Macintosh computer. They don't run Windows.

Like the ones here --> ""http://www.apple.com""

Been stuck without MTM2 for a while, but finally got 'round to
rebuilding the old Pentium 133 for MTM1.

Btw, this Pentium 133 unit, i've called it Bigfoot because of the
Quantum Bigfoot hard disks driving it.

Still the Mac guy, but it's good to have Windows 95 back with MTM1
again.

Monster Truck Madness. Nothing's quite as good as MTM2.

Inside the cab. It's realistic and really helps when you have a stereo
speaker system with race wheel and pedals. Makes you feel like you're
actually driving the truck.

When I play the track 'Rust In Pieces', I use Race Cam. It lets me see
all the jumps and crashes like you would see them on ...

It's just me, mbrice. I've just got a new username.