Scholastic Book Fair

 is a Chevy S-10 (formerly Ford Ranger) monster truck currently owned by Daniel Marcus Jones that is set to run again in 2022. The truck was driven by several drivers throughout it's history and is going to be driven by Daniel Marcus Jones, Steven Sims, Quinten Reede Trent Montgomery, Miranda Riley, D.D. Jackson, Katy Hendrik & Haley Gauley in 2022. The truck is sponsored by Scholastic's in-school book sale events of the same name.

History

 * April 2003 - Scholastic Book Fair makes it's debut as a Ford F-150 as a display at several Scholastic Book Fairs during the spring on the former chassis.  would stand by the truck and sign autographs.
 * May 2003 - Scholastic Book Fair makes it's competition debut in Johnson City, Tennessee on a Racesource chassis piloted by . The truck also runs in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada on the same Barthel chassis as in April, piloted by.
 * July 2003 - The truck does a display at Scholastic headquarters in New York City on a Clear Channel chassis. Midway through the month and starting with the Talladega, Alabama show, the truck is run as a competition truck on a Patrick chassis piloted by Kate George.
 * October 2003 - The truck and the Chandler chassis Sagwa are shipped to the United Arab Emirates as part of a international summit to promote reading, first doing a display outside Dubai's main library, and then the two trucks perform a exhibition freestyle show at Ghantoot Racing and Polo Club.
 * January 2004 - The truck appears for the first time since the October 2003 UAE exhibitions on the future Barthel chassis in Fort Worth, Texas with Daniel Marcus Jones behind the wheel.
 * March 2004 - The F-150 version displays on a Clear Channel chassis at the World Finals.
 * April 2004 - A new Cadillac Escalade body debuts for Scholastic Book Fair, promoting the Stellaluna book and movie. This new version does a few Book Fair displays at first on another Racesource chassis.
 * May 2004 -  The former Chandler chassis for the main Sagwa variant of Sagwa is placed underneath the new body, and the new Escalade version makes it's competition debut in Lake Charles, Louisiana, with Skip Barry behind the wheel.
 * July 2004 - The truck suffers a hard crash in Talladega, leaving the truck out for several months.
 * September 2004 - The truck returns after the long repairs were completed.
 * January 2005 - A new design Ford Raptor body debuts in Fort Worth.
 * October 2005 - The truck retires. In December, it is converted to NYPD Bravery for the 2006 season.
 * November 2021 - The truck is revived for competition & displays starting january 2022, it was formerly Ton of Fluff