Roadkill Extra

David Freiburger conspires with the crew to volunteer Steve Dulcich for a wet t-shirt contest.

Steve Dulcich reveals answers to questions his fan base asks of him via Instagram.

Revealing never before seen footage from the road trip from 2017 and experience Freiburger and Finnegan's drive the Disgustang, the '69 Mach 1 for the very first time.

Exploring unseen moments from Freiburger and Finnegan's adventure in the Distgustang.

Freiburger and Finnegan venture to a small junkyard near Fresno, California. Discover what was found on their journey.

The guys share outtakes and bloopers of the crew fixing out the junkyard-rescue 1969 Mustang Mach 1 and driving it from California to Washington.

Wrapping up extras from the Disgustang's road trip episode, here's a final bit of fun with Freiburger, Finnegan and Dulcich as they play with the '69 Mach 1.

After a devastating wild fire struck California in 2017, Steve Dulcich's 1968 Plymouth Barracuda was struck in its path. As it sits in the shop, Freiburger reveals the damage and how the crew intends to bring it back to life.

Steve Dulcich's love of jeeps come from Freiburger's love of them. He cannot resist the rectangular-headlights of the Jeep Wrangler YJ and takes a journey to find one to purchase.

Revealing the crews off-road adventure in the off-road Hornet and discover what the crew did in order to stay cool.

Steve reveals how he built a industrial style air compressor for his shop.

Freiburger journeys to the old west ghost towns around America's southwest in his 4x4. When he reaches Ludlow, California, he reveals his passion behind why the 4x4 is the greatest.

Steve Dulcich reveals how to practically build the right engine in a cost-effective way.

Revealing moments from behind the scenes when Finnegan's 1955 Chevy with a 535ci blown-hemi became unforgettable.

Steve examines a small collection of old cars abandoned in the California desert.

Freiburger reveals the 1965 Ford F250 4x4 long bed they acquired and why they chose this model versus the prior generation of trucks.

Steve Dulcich recently splurged on something he's been hoping to do forever: get a new building for car storage. He reveals his plans for his new 100x50 foot gearhead palace on the dusty estate.

Freiburger and Lohnes host the Hooptie Challenge in Arizona. They examine competing cars into four separate categories. The final four competitors will be against each other to win the $3,000 prize.

Steve explains where he bought his forklift and what the pros and cons are of having one.

Freiburger visits one of his original project vehicles, a 1965 Ford F-250,