Roadkill Extras

On this episode of Roadkill Extra, David Freiburger and Mike Finnegan get a refresher on their U.S. geography in this special behind-the-scenes moment from Roadkill Episode 100.

Sometimes Steve Dulcich gets self-conscious about his collection of broken transmissions. They come in handy for spare parts, but they pile up quick. Help Dulcich decide if he should keep them or finally get rid of the pile on this episode of Roadkill Extra.

On this episode of Roadkill Extra, Steve Dulcich revisits his 1973 Chevy K-20 truck, otherwise known as “The Fail Guy,” and gives an update on its progress.

Over the past few months, Steve Dulcich’s shop has been under construction. That meant he needed to reorganize his collection of spare parts. From transmissions to door panels, tune in as Dulcich tours his rack of parts on this episode of Roadkill Extra.

Steve Dulcich doesn’t have a thing for headers, but he’s gathered quite a few over the years from his job. Join Dulcich as he displays his collection on this episode of Roadkill Extra.

On this episode of Roadkill Extra, Steve Dulcich gives an update on the dynamometer he’s building, along with the dyno room he’s constructing around it.

Steve Dulcich brings back his ’67 Mercury Cougar, which first appeared in the pilot for Roadkill Garage. You won’t want to miss the mint modifications he’s made to the interior since then on this episode of Roadkill Extra.

It’s Mike Finnegan’s turn to do a Q&A! Tune in to this episode of Roadkill Extra to learn how Finnegan started his career and get a sneak peek into what Season 10 of Roadkill has in store.

What is David Frieburger’s go-to sparkplug brand? Why doesn’t he compete in demolition derbies? Is Freiburger embarrassed to drive any car? Check out this episode of Roadkill Extra to find out!

David Freiburger and Mike Finnegan are on the road filming, which means it’s the perfect time for a Q&A! Freiburger takes to Instagram to answers viewers’ burning questions on this episode of Roadkill Extra.

Roadkill Extra has had well over a thousand episodes. That means sometimes the crew needs to get creative with their content.

For those who are interested in building engines but don’t have the resources, quarter scale models may be the next best thing! Tune in as Steve Magnante walks through his plastic engine replicas on this episode of Roadkill Extra.

Detroit has the big three car brands, but how about the big four model kit brands? On this episode of Roadkill Extra, Steve Magnante dives into the history of vintage plastic model kits and compares the most well-known brands from the 1960s and ’70s.

Although many viewers know Steve Magnante for his love of cars, he also has another love. Join Magnante as he delves into one of his favorite hobbies on this episode of Roadkill Extra.

On this episode of Roadkill Extra, Steve Magnante is changing up the front bumper of his Funny Fairmont. Tune in to see what he’s got in the works!

Steve Magnante combines two of his favorite things in the world on this episode of Roadkill Extra.

On this episode of Roadkill Extra, it’s all about Hot Wheels! Steve Magnante gets his hands on an old Hot Wheels Super Charger set and puts it to the test.

Collecting trucks is not a feasible hobby for many, but what about models? On this episode of Roadkill Extra, Steve Magnante goes through his collection of truck models.

While Steve Magnante worked at Hot Rod magazine, he met many people and made many memories. Join Magnante as he reflects on his time at Hot Rod on this episode of Roadkill Extra.

In 1991, Steve Magnante sold all his cars and moved to Los Angeles, California. Once there, he had to rebuild his collection from scratch. Tune in as Magnante looks back at those cars on this episode of Roadkill Extra.

On this episode of Roadkill Extra, Steve Magnante journeys to the past as he reviews photos of all the cars he once owned, dating all the way back to his very first.