Roadkill Extras

One of the highlights of the inaugural Roadkill Zip-Tie Drags was the Fans vs. Roadkill Shootout. Ten participants were drawn at random for a race where Freiburger and Finnegan were competing in a variety of Roadkill project cars, and the racers chose off street-race style. In this Roadkill Extra, Steve Dulcich talks through the action. The racing was hosted by Gear Vendors and Baer Brakes.

The participants at the Roadkill Zip-Tie Drags weren’t just cars. Lance Greathouse, of Greathouse Labs in Phoenix, AZ brought out his team of engineers and designers and a whole fleet of customized, fire-spitting wheelchairs.

The Roadkill Zip-Tie Drags event was all about hosts hanging out with fans, and the most special fan on site was 10-year-old Victor Gellineau who came to Tucson with his family through the Make a Wish program. He’s been watching since he was 5 years old! Meet Victor in this episode of Roadkill Extra.

What is an event without a trophy? In this episode of Roadkill Garage, Elana chats with an old pal who custom made a trophy for the Roadkill Zip-Tie Drags.

Elana shows Brandan a real 440 6-pack 1971 Plymouth 'Cuda that sheinherited from her mother-in-law, a neat lady named Dolores who hadexcellent taste in cars.

We witnessed tons of crazy and awesome things at the Roadkill Zip-Tie Drags. One particular super fan brought two cars of his own creation: miniature models of the Roadkill General Mayhem and Muscle Truck! Elana chats with the fan to find out how he created these models inspired by the Roadkill cars.

In this episode of Roadkill Extra, Freiburger is joined by Rick Pewe to breakdown what exactly a flathead engine is.

In this episode of Roadkill Extra, Freiburger and Dulcich attempt to answer the lifelong question: why do they like trucks so much?

Watch this episode of Roadkill Extra to find out why Elana has a 1970 Challenger stored away and neglected in her garage, and what might happen to it in the future.

In this episode, Freiburger explains what a hemi is and why it’s important.

Elana gives a detailed walk around of the truck that’s always lurking around her backyard.

At the Roadkill Zip-Tie Drags, Dulcich ran in to a fan who brought along there own version of a Nastruck to the event.

In this Episode of Roadkill Extra, Freiburger gives you a full walk around, and background of his newly purchased 1972 Jeep Commando.

This episode kicks off a full week of question-and-answer sessions with Roadkill host David Freiburger! In this first installment, Freiburger answers a whole bunch of queries from fans, including the ever-popular question, "is Roadkill coming to my home town?” There’s lots more, so check it out to see if your question was answered. If not here, maybe in the next four days of Q and A’s.

It’s Day 2 of our question and answer week with Freiburger addressing questions posted by fans on the Roadkill Facebook page (@RoadkilLShow). There are many questions and answered, including our favorite one: which car that we’ve had does Freiburger hate the most?

It’s an age-old question: what’s better, an automatic transmission or a stick? You’ll get Freiburger’s opinion on that and goggles of other questions answered here on Day 3 of our question-and-answer week on Roadkill Extra.

The F-Bomb Camaro is the most famous Roadkill car that’s only barely been in Roadkill. See it here as Roadkill host David Freiburger answers many fan questions on the penultimate day of our week of Q and A episodes.

This is the final installment in our week of question-and-answer videos on Roadkill Extra. Thanks to all the fans who posted fodder for Freiburger’s blabbing! The best of many questions in this session: what car modification did Freiburger most regret making?

Spoiler alert! Do not watch this episode of Roadkill Extra if you don’t want to get an early look at the Missing Linc, the star car of the next episode of Roadkill in which the guys participate in the LeMons Rally with the folks from 24 Hours of LeMons.

Roadkill editor Elana Scherr and HOT ROD magazine staff editor Brandan Gillogly show offtheir Dodge and Pontiac stroker engine builds. Guess who is building which.