Roadkill Extras

It’s question-and-answer time again, with David Freiburger and Steve Dulcich on the witness stand. One of the best questions is whether or not the guys plan any more muscle truck builds now that they have Chevy, Ford, and Mopar versions.

Roadkill Episode 69 featured Mike Finnegan and Tony Angelo pulling a '76 Chevy El Camino out of a barn and fixing it just enough to try and go drag racing-heavy on the “try.”

This is a great how-to! Bodyman Steve Dulcich of Roadkill Garage walks you through the entire process he used to bond a scoop to a fresh fiberglass hood for the famed Crusher Camaro project car.

A few weeks ago, Roadkill host David Freiburger spit out a “Roadkill state of the union,” explaining some stuff happening behind the scenes. People dug it, so here’s another one with the latest dirt.

Can you believe the Roadkill Garage Ford Muscle Truck has functional air conditioning? And did you know host Steve Dulcich once had a small business selling A/C parts for Mopars?

It’s been a while since Mike Finnegan and David Freiburger have been able to do a Q&A session together, but we finally had a chance to shoot a handful of Roadkill Extra episodes with the duo.

Here’s a change from our norm: an English sports car! The Sunbeam Tiger is well known as the Ford V-8-powered version, but this one is a Series II Sunbeam Alpine made prior to the Tiger that was introduced in 1964.

Fans often ask about progress on the personal cars owned by the hosts of Roadkill, so here’s the latest on Mike Finnegan’s vehicles.

Spoiler alert! If you watch this episode, you’ll find out what’s coming on a future episode of Roadkill Garage.

The Crop Duster is David Freiburger’s 1970 Plymouth Duster that has been seen on Roadkill and Roadkill Garage.

On this Q&A episode, you’ll see David Freiburger and Steve Dulcich running through a gauntlet of questions from fans.

Mike Finnegan is the welding half of the Roadkill team, and on this episode, he’ll mention his top tips for beginners.

The Roadkill video crew has rented and tested virtually every minivan on the market while touring the country to film and chase the Roadkill hosts.

By now you’ve seen the episodes of Roadkill Garage where we reworked the 1967 Crusher Camaro into a ’70s-style drag car.

HOT ROD Drag Week 2017 is happening now, September 11-15. Make sure to check it out live on MOTOR TREND’S YouTube channel or on hotrod.com.

David Freiburger’s 1971 Plymouth Road Runner first appeared in an episode of Roadkill, and it received a mild makeover on two episodes of Roadkill Garage.

The Roadkill Garage show is famous for its “zip-tie moment” with advice on creative use of wire ties.

Mike Finnegan’s 1955 Chevy gasser with supercharged, 535ci Mopar Hemi power will soon return to Roadkill!

The Roadkill Zip-Tie Drags is an event series where hosts Freiburger and Finnegan get to hang out with the fans and even race against them.

The next episode of Roadkill you’ll see on Motor Trend On Demand is the first ever without David Freiburger (who returns in the following episode), and the guest host alongside Mike Finnegan is Tony Angelo, who you know as the host of Hot Rod Garage.

Elana Scherr is the editor of Roadkill.com and Roadkill magazine, and during the One Lap of America race on Episodes 67 and 68 of Roadkill, she was David Freiburger’s copilot in a 2015 Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat.