Truck was the fastest in the world, Stender ran a 397 MPH pass at an airshow in Texas on a three-mile-long runway, setting the record for "World's Fastest Jet Pickup". Monsters In the late '90s Stender decided to dedicate all his time and effort to his Motorsports business. He acquired the world's only car crushing Monster Harley-Davidson Motorcycle to perform at events nationwide. It was also put on display during Harley-Davidson's 100th year anniversary. The monsters weren't going to stop there. Stender went to a Monster Truck show in Michigan to watch his new Jet ATV perform. He met Kirk Dabney of Xtreme Overkill Monster Truck fame. Kirk was looking to sell his truck and he jumped at the chance. Stender then ran a few months with the Overkill body until Clear Channel Motorsports, now named Feld Motorsports approached him and wanted him to run the "Bulldozer" body on his truck. The Bulldozer Monster Truck was one of the premier Monster Trucks in the Monster Jam and Thunder Nationals series. Stender ran the entire series until a late-season crash caused him to shatter his L-1 Vertebrae. The Bulldozer contract was completed and he decided to mount a new Dodge body on the truck and name it "American Cowboy" With its American theme and two American flags on the rear, the truck was a hit everywhere it performed. More Jets After a few years with the monsters, Stender decided to sell them and concentrate on the jet/turbine end of the business. He was campaigning the Ramjet and Runnin' with the Devil for a few years along with the newest members to the family of jets, the Kamikaze and Green Monster Jet ATVs. Stender wanted something new and like nothing else ever, a Jet Outhouse. One day while at an airshow in the deep southwest he saw the wind blow a portable outhouse across the tarmac at high speed. After seeing that he came up with the idea of a jet-powered outhouse. One week later a Jet Outhouse was racing around Big Bend, Wisconsin. After the Jet Outhouse was built Stender decided to move his entire motorsports operation to Indianapolis, Indiana, the Racing Capital of the World. There he was surrounded by race teams and racing businesses which made building any race vehicles easier. The jets didn't stop there. He even gained the nickname "Jet Car Paul". The hit show Monster Garage