24 Days of Monster Trucks Advent Calendar

Ever since late-1970s off-road fabricators first bolted massive agricultural tractor tires onto lifted four-wheel-drive pickups and evolved them into nitrogen-suspended stadium titans, monster trucks have turned dirt arenas into high-flying mechanical theater. The 24 Days of Monster Trucks Advent Calendar brings that floodlit motorsport energy to December mornings—combining a midnight-black collector box with a 24-compartment numbered grid that builds a full 24-truck fleet by Christmas Eve.

Arranged in four horizontal rows of six, the rigid black countdown chest features 24 pull-out daily compartments stamped with metallic-gold numerals from 1 through 24, golden tire-tread corner flourishes, and top finger notches for easy morning opening. Beside it, the full-wrap outer collector box sets the stage with diagonal golden mud-tread tracks and cover artwork of a green skull-paneled rig and a blue flame-striped pickup clashing beneath stadium lights.

Oversized Chevron Tires, Lifted Chassis & 24 Custom Stadium Liveries

Every single compartment holds a distinct three-dimensional miniature monster truck mounted on oversized, deep-lugged off-road tires, colored beadlock-style wheel rims, and a raised tubular-look chassis with visible shock struts and underbody framing. Instead of repeating identical shells, the 24 vehicles span three classic stadium styling traditions. Creature and skull builds lead the charge with a lime-green-and-black skull-and-bones rig on neon green rims, a turquoise dragon-spiked body, a cobalt-blue dorsal-finned truck, a fiery red bull-horned cab, and a royal-purple shark-finned pickup.

High-contrast racing and custom street-truck liveries fill the remaining doors: a patriotic stars-and-stripes blue pickup with crimson wheels, a blue-and-orange #88 racing rig, a bronze-and-black #20 competitor, flame-wrapped crimson and tangerine trucks, desert-camo and toxic-green haulers, and metallic-silver and gold-trimmed pickups. Because all 24 miniature trucks rest steadily on their wide four-wheel stance, kids and collectors can line them up in numbered order across a stepped display riser, stage head-to-head living-room freestyle heats on the rug, and slot every rig back into its numbered black-and-gold drawer when playtime wraps up.