Hot Wheels Monster Jam Grave Digger Die-Cast Vehicle, 1:24 Scale

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Color Treads - These are the same as the standard releases, but with colored tires. This series lasted from 2016-17. The series was succeeded by Clear Crushers, in which the tires were transparent.

Dennis Anderson's tombstone, circa 2008.The tombstones on the side of Grave Digger represent many different things: As of 2023, the Grave Digger team collectively has as many World Finals championships as Tom Meents does by himself. Grave Digger 26 - Was built in 2012 and driven by Jon Zimmer from 2013 to 2016. It later became his second Dragon chassis and retired after 2016. For the 2007 season, two separate designs were created to celebrate Grave Digger's 25th anniversary: Charlie Pauken (Stadium Championship Series 2), Morgan Kane (Stadium Championship Series 3), Tyler Menninga (Triple Threat - Central), Adam Anderson (WF Racing)The first World Finals in which a driver won the world racing championship, but would record the lowest score in freestyle.

Grave Digger 10 - A four-link suspension Grave Digger built and driven by Pablo Huffaker from 1995-2001. It also ran as Radical Rescue from 2002-2004. The double bus ramp seen at this event was later featured in the Monster Jam: Path of Destruction video game almost four years after the event took place.

The 2013 Monster Jam series contains 75 models and each vehicle came with a Crushable Car. The 2013 series was broken up into the following subsets.