Grave Digger monster truck on display for the meet and greet Thursday at the Pharr-PSJA-UTRGV Natatorium. “It’s funny. In person it looks smaller than in the photos and videos online,” visitor Roland Good said. Adrian Hernandez/THE RIDERBari Musawwir, Grave Digger driver, autographs a limited card for a fan at the meet and greet Thursday at the Pharr-PSJA-UTRGV Natatorium. Adrian Hernandez/THE RIDERVisitor Roland Good Jr. posing for his parents at the Grave Digger meet and greet Thursday at the Pharr-PSJA-UTRGV Natatorium. The event, hosted by Matt’s Building Materials and The City of Pharr, provided attendees with food, drinks and games. Adrian Hernandez/ THE RIDERGrave Digger pit crew awaiting guests to arrive (from left to right) Morelia criminal justice alumni, Rejeenah construction management sophomore, Natalie C. business management junior, Abigail Rodriguez undeclared general studies freshman. “No i dont get nervous everytime i get on the truck, You get use to it,” driver Bari Musawwir said. Adrian Hernandez/THE RIDER Fans made two lines at the Grave Digger meet and greet, with one to take photos with the truck and one to meet driver Bari Musawwir. “My three sons and I waited for three hours, they’ve been asking for days after they found out [Grave Digger] was going to be here,” visitor Karina Robles said. Adrian Hernandez/ THE RIDERCarlos Vasquez looks at his arm autographed by Grave Digger driver Bari Musawwir. “I want to go get it tatted after this,” said Vasquez. He visited Grave Digger with his girlfriend and step son. Adrian Hernandez/THE RIDER
