Cryptic Cargo
- Studio
- Marvel Productions, Ltd., Sunbow Entertainment
- Animation studio
- Toei Animation
Synopsis
A story, told in nine serialized episodes, of a group of powerful land vehicles, including Bigfoot and Orange Blossom Special, led by Yank Justice. They stop criminals, defeat terrorists, and assist a young couple in their attempt to escape the evil Mr. Big.
Characters
Close McCall, Yank Justice, Bigfoot, Red, Redder, Black Gold, Professor D., Orange Blossom Special, Mr. Big, Arthur Ravenscroft, Jennifer, Adrian Ravenscroft, Ernie Slye, Ravenscroft's Chauffeur
Credits
Directing
- Director
- John Gibbs, Ray Lee, T.C. Lennon (Supervising Directors)
- Sequence Directors
- Warren Batchelder, Brad Case, Joan Case, Gerry Chiniquy, Bill Exter, M. Flores Nichols, Bob Kirk, Al Kouzel, Bob Matz, Norm McCabe, Karen Peterson, Tom Ray, Robert Shellhorn, Bob Treat
Producing
- Producer
- Nick Bosustow, Don Jurwich, Sam Weiss
- Associate Producers
- Flint Dille, Roger Slifer
- Executive Producers
- Joe Bacal, Margaret Loesch, Tom Griffin
Writing
- Writer
- Flint Dille
Voices
- Voice
- Wally Burr (Close McCall), Peter Cullen (Arthur Ravenscroft, Mr. Big), Lance LeGault (Yank Justice), Susan Blu (Red, Redder, Jennifer), Vince Howard (Professor D.), Chris Latta (Adrian Ravenscroft, Ernie Slye), Neil Ross (Ravenscroft's Chauffeur), Arthur Burghardt (Professor D. [uncredited]), John Stephenson, Linda Gary, Dick Gautier, Frank Welker, Charlie Adler, Michael Bell, Bill Callaway, Nancy Cartwright, Fred Collins, Brad Crandel, Ed Gilbert, Stanley Ralph Ross, Richard Sanders, Susan Silo, Pat Fraley, Jerry Houser
Music
- Music
- Robert J. Walsh
- Title Song
- Anne Bryant, Ford Kinder
- Lyricists (Title Song)
- Joe Bacal, Anne Bryant, Ford Kinder
- Music Editors
- Peter Collier, Mark Shiney
- Conductor
- Robert J. Walsh
Editing
- Editor
- Steven C. Brown
Crew
- Director of Production
- Jim Graziano
- Creative Director
- Jay Bacal
- Executive in Charge of Production
- Lee Gunther
- Production Design
- Bob Schaffer, Dennis Venizelos
- Art Direction
- Bill Dubay
- Production Managers
- Stephanie Burt, Carole Weitzman
- Storyboard Designers
- Gregg Davidson, Jim Janes, Keith Tucker, Alan Wright
- Layout Artists
- Adrian Gonzales, Jim Janes
- Sound Effects Editors
- Richard Allen, Jim Blodgett, Michael L. DePatie, John Detra, Karen V. Doulac, Ron Fedele, Jerry Jacobson, Michael Tomack
- Model Designers
- Lee Go, Adrian Gonzales, Jim Janes
- Voice Director
- Wally Burr
- Production Associates
- Michael Charles Hill, Sean Sullivan
- Telecine Supervisor
- Sarah Swiskow
- Title Designer
- Keith Tucker
Reviews
Bigfoot and the Muscle Machines
i just started thinking about this when i was watching t.v. today...i first saw this when i was about 5 or 6 years old nearly wore out my tape....im about 19 now...just wanted to know where can i get this video...!
Bigfoot and the Muscle Machines
"Bigfoot and the Muscle Machines" was an adventure mini-series featuring four monster trucks such as "Bigfoot 4x4", "Black Gold 4x4", "Orange Blossom Special", and "Warlord", the plot of the story in this cartoon was kind of like The Dukes Of Hazzard. The characters in this cartoon were:"Yank Justice", "Red & Redder"(Red haired twin sisters), "Professor D.", "Close McCall", "Jennifer", "Adrian Ravenscroft"(Mr. Big), "Mr. Sly", and "The Limousine Chauffeur". The voice actors in Bigfoot and the Muscle Machines were:
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"Lance LeGault" as: Yank Justice
"Susan Blu" as: Red, Redder, and Jennifer
"Arthur Burghardt" as: Professor D.
"Wally Burr" as: Close McCall
"Peter Cullen" as: Adrian Ravenscroft (Mr. Big)
"Chris Latta" as: Mr. Sly
"Neil Ross" as: The Limousine Chauffeur
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....In the story, Adrian Ravenscroft, Mr. Sly, and The Limousine Chauffeur were after a woman named "Jennifer" who was a holder of a map that lead to the fountain of youth in Florida, Yank Justice and his monster truck team helped Jennifer escape across the country.
Bigfoot and the Muscle Machines had never had any additional episodes to this mini-series while it was on Super Sunday, but I would like Sunbow Entertainment to produce additional episodes of Bigfoot and the Muscle Machines, also Bigfoot and the Muscle Machines was released from "Hi-Tops Video" and then it was immediately discontinued, and now I would like "Rhino" to re-release this cartoon again on video and DVD.