Roadkill Extra

Inline-six engines are hard to come by these days, but Dulcich has one in the shop. Find out why.

Freiburger is always a sucker for a good junkyard, and he takes a tour of Dulcich's wondrous maze.

Here's a lost scene of Freiburger and Dulcich discussing the merits of the 1967 Pontiac Bonneville station wagon versus newer cars.

Here's an update on what's coming next for the Dodge 360 small-block engine that is supposed to end up in the Vanishing Paint Challenger.

Gearhead editor Elana Scherr is in the pits talking Hemis at Hot Rod Drag Week 2016.

Freiburger and Dulcich show you the old-school measuring technique to check the rotating torque, reducing the engine's horsepower output.

Frieburger explains why a 1970 Dodge Challenger sits rotting in front of the shop.

We see what's changed on Lucky Costa's high-performance daily driver -- the 1966 Chevy Chevelle that never stops getting tweaked.

Here's a look at Freiburger's small collection of radio-controlled cars and info on how yours could make it into the pages of Roadkill magazine.

A longtime friend of Roadkill, Joe Sebergandio has a kink for vintage minibikes and also runs Joe's Minibike Reunion. Here's a look at his collection of rare and custom bikes and other stuff.

Here's how to custom order a brand-new truck, then let it rot, Roadkill style!

Meet the new pit bull and listen to Freiburger answer more questions from fans.

Lucky Costa has been around long before video was born, wrenching on cars and making stuff right with his Mobile Tech Lucky business. Here Lucky gives a walk around his own shop.

Freiburger geeks out on all the Mopar-loving minutiae about his 1971 Road Runner and its options.

Editor Rob Kinnan shows off a few buried treasures as well as his familiar 1969 Camaro and new 1974 Mustang II.

Lucky Costa shares the story of the parts-chasing shop truck, a 1964 Chevy with a straight six that was donated to him.

David Freiburger is going solo, so he's addressing questions that fans asked specifically about his projects and history.

If you're a fan of Marty and Moog from Mighty Car Mods, or if you just want to get to know the guys better, watch this Roadkill Extra for more slapstick goodness.

We crack open the crate where the Crusher Camaro engine has been stored for years. This happens moments before that same engine is dropped into a 1969 Impala for battle against the guys from Mighty Car Mods.

The Australian crew from Mighty Car Mods join forces with Dulcich and Freiburger to build a custom WRX. They go in depth to explain its features and fun that went when bringing together their genius'.

Freiburger and Finnegan reveal a more in-depth look behind the 1969 Chevy Impala build.

Freiburger and Finnegan join forces with Marty from Mighty Car to answer questions from the fans about the infamous Impala.