Bad Medicine was a Dodge Dakota monster truck owned by Don Van Loo out of Jefferson City, Missouri. This truck started out life as Carolina Crusher 2. In 1991, there was a incident at a monster truck show in Oklahoma City during a race when this truck crashed into a wall. In Canfield the same year, the truck collided with and knocked over a light pole during a qualifying pass. Another incident occurred in 1992 at a monster truck show in Niagara Falls when this truck crashed into the stands, which resulted the death of of one of the track crew members, Lester Gilliam. Magnum Force was the successor to Bad Medicine, also driven by Don Van Loo. It was sold to Terry Woodcock, briefly painted yellow, and ran the name Wild Thing, before disappearing. It was rumored to be several trucks due to chassis similarities, but has yet to be proven so.
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