Redneck Roadkill Radio Control is the product of years of product development expertise by one Jeff "Cletus" Loeb. He was day dreaming about retirement on his way to a fishing expedition in Bozeman, Montana and this new product idea literally smashed into his car. While the varmint strike was still fresh on his mind and in his grill, Jeff's creative and slightly off-center mind went into overdrive. From conception to delivery of the first product was a one year adventure that included new truck creation and game play. These Radio Control vehicles look like they've been sitting in the yard of a shade tree mechanic--for years. Complete with rusted fenders, Bondo and duct tape, they come with bumper stickers and game play instructions that rival the tailgating fun of corn-hole, washers and horseshoes at picnics and barbecues. The PG version, Raging Bull comes with foam critters that break apart on contact. The game? How many can you hit, or avoid, in the shortest period of time. The R rated version is Daisy Jo's Camel Tow(ing) Truck. She comes with road signs, stills, billboards, and all sorts of stuff any respectable tow truck would be seen ravaging. Again, game play includes keeping score with hits or misses, depending on your preference! Several retailers are already on board and the product is shipping now at Amazon. While still in its infancy, as this is our first Christmas, we view this product line and the coming extensions as the quintessential gift for the guy, or gal who has everything. Think singin' fish. And what American male over the age of 40 didn't get one of those for holiday, birthday, (or give one to his lucky girl for Valentines?) Designed in the the American heartland, manufactured in China, Redneck Roadkill Radio Control is trademarked and protected by all applicable laws.