A tale as long and complex as Jim Oldaker’s deserves more than just words and photos, but requires moving pictures as well. Enjoy this very special video that shines a light on some extremely rare footage, some of which has never been seen publicly before.

With Rollin’ Thunder now obsolete and his new truck project scrapped, will Jim Oldaker’s latest home in the business as a hired-gun driver for the sport’s biggest name see him rise to glory? Or will a young up-and-coming hot shoe usurp his seat and leave Oldaker searching for what’s next? All will be revealed in…

Rollin’ Thunder’s popularity was about to soar, thanks to huge shows, home videos and toy replicas. But could Oldaker and his machine survive life in the limelight, or would success leave as quickly as it came? The National Stage: Oklahoma City & New Orleans – 1985-1986 There was a period of time, from the late…

At Daytona, outgoing wheelman Harrison Burton finally earns his first Cup Series win, in the process earning the Wood Brothers their long awaited 100th win in stock car racing’s premier division.

It’s 1984 and Jim Oldaker’s newly-built Rollin’ Thunder monster van is almost ready to roll out. But can some divine intervention from ‘The King of Monster Trucks’ set him on the course to stardom, or will heartache and parts breaking keep him from living out his dreams? A Ride With The King:  Los Angeles, March…

Maybe you know the truck. You might not know the name. You definitely don’t know the whole tale. This is the story of Jim Oldaker, creator of the legendary Rollin’ Thunder.